S�zary-type cutaneous T-cell leukaemia. Response to Winkelmann regimen.
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A 37-year-old woman presented with an aggressive leukaemic form of small T-cell Sézary syndrome. Despite this unusually malignant variant of the disease, there was a dramatic response to a modified Winkelmann regimen of chlorambucil and prednisolone, and a useful, sustained remission of 7 months. The Winkelmann regimen remains an important and relatively non-toxic chemotherapeutic option for palliation of advanced Sézary syndrome.Downloads
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