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Adjuvant chemotherapyChemotherapy given after removal of a cancerous tumor to further help in treatment. Many chemotherapy drugs are most effective after the majority of the tumor has been removed.
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Adjuvant chemotherapyOne or more anticancer drugs or hormones used in combination with surgery or radiation therapy as part of the treatment of cancer. Adjuvant usually means "in addition to" initial treatment.
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Adjuvant chemotherapyChemotherapy given to kill any remaining cancer cells, usually after all detectable tumor is removed by surgery or radiotherapy.
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Adjuvant chemotherapyAnticancer drugs used to treat a patient after a malignant tumor has been surgically removed or treated with radiation. Adjuvant chemotherapy is used in an attempt to kill any microscopic tumor cells that might remain in the animal's body. | ↑ Back to Top
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Adjuvant chemotherapyDrug Therapy given to augment or stimulate some other form of treatment such as Surgery or Radiation therapy. Adjuvant Chemotherapy is commonly used in the therapy of cancer and can be administered be [..]
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Adjuvant chemotherapydrug therapy used after surgery once all detectable disease has been removed.
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Adjuvant chemotherapy<oncology, pharmacology> Chemotherapy treatment that is given as an add-on to their primary cancer treatment, as in surgery or radiation therapy. (16 Dec 1997)
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