Sentence examples for evolution of chemotherapy from inspiring English sources

Viewing cancer as an evolutionary process resulting from natural selection between cell lineages within tissues and the changing "environments" within the body over time can lead to new treatments that avoid the evolution of chemotherapy resistance and metastasis.

This article charts the evolution of chemotherapy for breast cancer, and highlights the current need for carefully planned, fully implemented local protocols to support the delivery of modern regimens.

Silva and Gatenby [ 7] present a theoretical quantitative model for evolution of cancer chemotherapy resistance.

Following the results of ICON-3 and GOG-132, this represents a logical next step in the evolution of induction chemotherapy for ovarian cancer (Muggia, 2003).

(1) Due to the evolution of comprehensive neo-adjuvant chemotherapy, and improvement in limb-salvage surgery, the 5-year overall survival rate has been increased to nearly 70%.

Therefore, the logical extension of our body of research is to examine: (1) the underlying pathogenesis of trastuzumab mediated cardiac toxicity, (2) screening tools for detecting early LV remodeling in this patient group, (3) determine the evolution of LV remodeling beyond chemotherapy, and (4) pharmacotherapies to prevent LV remodeling for these patients.

Analysis of relapse after treatment and identification of factors associated with relapse would help understand their potential impacts on 2000 FIGO score evolution and chemotherapy management of gestational trophoblastic neoplasia patients.

As the decisional value of tumor marker evolution during chemotherapy in patients scheduled for hepatic resection of CLM is still unclear, we aimed to define the correlation between biological and radiological response following preoperative chemotherapy as well as their impact on long-term outcome in this particular patient group.

However, we did not monitor the natural evolution of human common ALL after chemotherapy.

In the following sections, we use the time step instead of real time of simulation to represent the evolution of cancer-cells invasion with chemotherapy.

On the other hand the positive response seen in this patient to Sirolimus even after a long evolution of Kaposi's sarcoma, multiple chemotherapy regimens and extensive cutaneous disease further suggest it therapeutical utility for transplant associated Kaposi's sarcoma.