“…The responses, in general, were complete and partial, the first comprising 33.3% while the second comprising 66.6% of responders. [11] 260 70 (26.8) ---Icli F, et al [5] 35 15 (42.8) -6 8 Fried G, et al [12] 26 13 (50) -7 -TOG [1] 100 (36 Toxicity: The type of toxicity that occurred was hematological (increasing anemia 22 due to repeated vomiting, anorexia), infections due to leucopenia 9, and bleeding due thrombocytopenia 3) and treated accordingly by giving blood, heavy antibiotics and platelets. Gastro-intestinal (severe nausea 1, severe vomiting 1, anorexia 9, diarrhea 1, and abdominal pain 3), renal (acute renal failure due to dehydration 5, or precipitation of cisplatin in renal tubules 2), and dermatological (nonspecific rash 5, allergy to drug 33, or skin swelling and ulceration due extravasation of drug in skin 16).…”