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Relationship of inflammatory markers and pain in patients with head and neck cancer prior to anticancer therapy

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Figure 1 reports serum CRP and TNF-a levels in untreated HNC patients with pain, with no pain, and controls.
Table 2. Relationship between pain, CRP and TNF-a in patients with head and neck cancer.

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