Usage of "cytostatics"

Compounds that inhibit or prevent the proliferation of cells.

Synonyms

Examples for "cytostatic agents"

cytostatic agents
cytostatic drugs

Examples for "cytostatic agents"

Exclusion criterion was the administration of cytostatic agents prior to diagnosis. 
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The response level was significantly lower in cases of monotherapy when compared to combinations of cytostatic agents. 
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Manipulating the autophagy lysosomal pathway in cells treated with cytostatic agents can promote apoptotic cell death in some cases. 
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During the initial 15 weeks adriamycin was used preferentially and cytostatic agents were applied in a higher frequency than later on. 
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Cardiotoxicity of cytostatic agents is a very serious side effect of anti-cancer therapy, which may affect survival more than the malignancy itself. 
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Among the cytostatic drugs only the alkylating agents have been firmly established as being leukaemogenic. 
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During chemotherapy, cytostatic drugs lead to depletion of the oral flora with the emergence of a dominant bacterial species. 
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The administration of multiple cytostatic drugs on a weekly basis has been proposed as a new intensive chemotherapy modality for small-cell lung cancer. 
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Rationale and objectives: Hepatic embolization combined with intra-arterial administration of cytostatic drugs (chemoembolization) is frequently used to treat primary and metastatic cancers to the liver. 
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Usage of cytostatics in English

The number of SCE was studied in relation to the amount and nature of cytostatics handled as well as to the duration of exposure. 
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Surgical intervention is in more than 90% palliative, the tumours are not radiosensitive and their sensitivity to systemically administered cytostatics is low. 
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Frequent collocations

administer cytostatics

Cytostatics through the time

Interface language

Meanings of cytostatics in English