… In these patients, chemotherapy cannot completely eradicate the cancer due to the presence
or development of chemotherapy resistance (see below). Palliative chemotherapy can …

Perspectives: Open question in first and subsequent lines of treatment in advanced cancer
patients, particularly in MCRC patients, is the proper individualization of medical treatment …

… Chemotherapy drugs exert their effects by interfering with the processes involved in cell …
cancer cells as opposed to normal cells. This review discusses the clinical uses of chemotherapy…

… Cancer chemotherapy is defined as the application of drugs that cause a lethal cytotoxic
effect on malignant (cancerous) cells so as to arrest tumour cell progression. The …

… In these patients, chemotherapy cannot completely eradicate the cancer due to the presence
or development of chemotherapy resistance (see below). Palliative chemotherapy can …

… currently receive chemotherapy than ever … cancer survivors who have hopes and expectations
for a return to normal lifestyle. This chapter will review the effects of cancer chemotherapy …

… role in the development of cancer chemotherapy. The nitrogen mustards mechlorethamine
(HN 2 … At present, alkylating agents occupy a central position in cancer chemotherapy, both in …

… The development of chemotherapy in the 1950s and 1960s resulted in cu… the principle that
chemotherapy could indeed cure cancer, and provided rationale for integrating chemotherapy …

… Chemotherapy drugs exert their effects by interfering with the cell cycle and the … in cancer
cells as opposed to normal cells. In this article we discuss the clinical uses of chemotherapy, …

… Principles of chemotherapy As indicated earlier, in the majority of patients with cancer
chemotherapy will be considered for use at some time during the course of their illness, either …