Sentence examples for adjuvant radiochemotherapy from inspiring English sources

With the results of the INT0116 study, adjuvant radiochemotherapy has become the standard treatment after complete resection of gastric adenocarcinoma.

During their consecutive therapy, 15 patients (all with NSCLC, thereof nine adenocarcinomas, five squamous cell carcinomas, one large cell carcinoma) underwent curative surgery and adjuvant radiochemotherapy, providing pTNM status and MVD for analysis.

However, despite aggressive surgical and adjuvant radiochemotherapy, the outcome of AT/RT has been uniformly poor [8] [10].

She received adjuvant radiochemotherapy.

All patients underwent accelerated, adjuvant radiochemotherapy after surgery.

Again he underwent surgical treatment followed by adjuvant radiochemotherapy.

The aim of this study was to analyse the impact of FDG-PET staging on treatment results of neo-adjuvant radiochemotherapy in patients with advanced non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC).

Tumors with high levels of intrinsic apoptosis were indeed more likely to regress upon neo-adjuvant radiochemotherapy than tumors where apoptosis was low (reviewed by Smith et al. [ 3]), indicating that these intrinsically high-apoptotic tumors are more sensitive to apoptotic triggers.

Adjuvant concomitant radiochemotherapy (RCT) was started with an absolute dose of 140 mg TEM per day 4 weeks after primary resection.

There is no justification for combining radiochemotherapy (adjuvant or neoadjuvant) with surgery in patients with stage N3 tumours outside the setting of a randomised clinical trial (standard).

Four weeks after radiochemotherapy, adjuvant chemotherapy with temozolomide is initiated if the patients do not exhibit contraindications (low RBC, WBC and/or platelet counts, previous adverse reactions).