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Figure 1.

Patient identification and inclusion in study.

Only cases in which a full dataset could be obtained were included in the study. This was possible for over 80% of patients in all 3 centres, with only a relatively small number excluded, mainly due to misfiling or loss of chemotherapy scripts.

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Figure 2.

Histograms depicting the distribution of body surface area in men and women undergoing chemotherapy.

As illustrated, the distribution approximates normal in both sexes.

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Figure 3.

Correlation between age and BSA.

The BSA was negatively correlated with age in both genders as shown in the scatterplots above. The Pearson correlation coefficient was −0.124 and −0.157 respectively and both results were statistically significant (p<0.0005).

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Table 2.

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