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nails in neutral bay (Sg. 12) compared to the control (Sg. 8a, s, Sg. 11a), and the number of sphingosarcoma found in the bay reduced the risk for sphingosarcoma-related deaths by 7% (24%).

In conclusion, while the clinical efficacy of naltrexone for the treatment of sphingosarcoma is generally considered, the benefits of this drug remain largely unknown. It is uncertain whether naltrexone (4/2) is more effective or less effective than dinitrophennail in treating this acute inflammatory response. Although the efficacy and safety of this drug have been evaluated prior to its discovery in clinical trials in an animal model, the data presented in this review are retrospective and are not representative of current or future research in human populations.

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There is much controversy on the impact of aspirin use in the treatment of sphingosarcoma. Some clinical trials have shown little or no benefit (13–16) or no significant adverse effects (1–8) on the central nervous system and brain compared with placebo. Many studies have suggested that aspirin's side effects are small (11), consistent with a strong bias toward the placebo effect (18) (19, 20). A recent, systematic review of a number of randomized controlled trials performed in humans found no adverse effects. A meta-analysis of a review published in the Journal



















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