Sentence examples for debilitating toxicity from inspiring English sources

Sensory peripheral neuropathy is a common and sometimes debilitating toxicity associated with paclitaxel therapy.

Likewise, it is not clear whether longer range beta emitters such as Y or shorter range beta emitters such as I provide the best balance between maximising tumour cell killing and minimising debilitating toxicity to normal brain.

Oral mucositis is a common, painful, debilitating toxicity of many forms of chemotherapy and radiation to the head and neck. 1 The condition results in a continuum of clinical changes that range from erythema and burning of the oral and oropharyngeal mucosa to the development of diffuse and confluent ulcerations.

Unfortunately, acute lung injury secondary to RT in the form of pneumonitis is a potentially debilitating toxicity, sometimes leading to patient death.

However, the combination of osteoprotective and targeted therapy comes at the expense of additional and sometimes debilitating toxicities.

Comparison of the amount of time a patient can expect before relapse without debilitating toxicities is a valuable aid in choosing between treatments.

While, the currently available chemotherapeutic agents are associated debilitating toxic side effects, oral Noscapine provides promise as an effective anticancer agent with significantly lower toxicity on normal cells.

"After a brave and courageous two-year battle, Jay won his fight with brain cancer, only to become debilitated by the toxicity of the drug treatment.

6 The growing population of long-term survivors has brought to the medical forefront a host of chronic and debilitating conditions attributed to toxicity from pre-transplantation exposure, transplantation conditioning regimens, chronic immunosuppression and graft versus host disease (GvHD).

Moreover, RT is associated with debilitating early- and late-treatment-related toxicity, thus finding means to de-escalate therapy, while retaining/augmenting therapeutic effectiveness, is highly desirable.

Palmar-plantar erythrodysesthesia (PPE) is a common chemotherapy and anti-VEGF multi-kinase inhibitor class-related toxicity that often results in debilitating skin changes and often limits the use of active anti-cancer regimens.