Titlebook: Cancer Chemotherapy: an Introduction; T. J. Priestman Book 1989Latest edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1989 Drogen.antibiotics.br

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The Place of Chemotherapy in Cancer Treatmenteat majority of cancer cures today. This is especially true in the solid tumours, the carcinomas and sarcomas, which account for over 90 per cent of cancers, where, with the possible exception of early breast cancer and a few uncommon conditions, chemotherapy has yet to make any significant impact on cure rates or survival times.

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Mieczys?aw Pokorski,Sandra Klimańskalated by events such as the thalidomide tragedy, increasing statutory controls on new drug development were introduced during the 1950s and 1960s. During the same period the principles of clinical assessment became more clearly defined and a relatively uniform pattern of evaluation has emerged.

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Gregory J. Wastek,Henry I. Yamamuraver, genetically similar and thus what Ehrlich had recorded was the general phenomenon of transplant rejection rather than a specific antitumour effect. Despite this setback the possibility of stimulating the host’s own defences to recognise malignant tissue as foreign and bring about its destruction has been vigorously pursued over the years.

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Nian-Hang Chen,Maarten E. A. Reithand many previously uniformly fatal tumours are now curable in a high proportion of children. Table 14.1 summarises the relative incidence and changing survival rates of the various childhood cancers. The leukaemias, lymphomas and osteosarcoma will be discussed in subsequent chapters.

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Principles of Tumour Growth which is essential for the processes of repair and replacement. A basic knowledge of the growth patterns of both these normal tissues and malignant cell populations is fundamental to an understanding of the drug treatment of cancer.