Given the dangers of too much radiation, Dr. Smith-Bindman said, it is important that the lowest possible dose be given.
Models predict that the most effective way to achieve this, using a drug with the lowest possible dose, is to find a drug that binds to fibril ends and blocks them from growing any further.
The surgeon and radiation oncologist should choose the largest possible suitable applicator in order to ensure that the highest possible dose is delivered to the tumor bed tissue.
Baseline adherence (percent doses taken/percent total possible doses) was 51% using electronic measurement, 75% using self-report and 75% using pill count.
Based on these results, it is suggested that TQF be examined at much lower doses in subsequent in vivo tumorigenesis study until the lowest possible therapeutic dose is attained.
A significant reduction of the epinephrine dose was possible.
Step down in dose was possible if adverse effects were experienced at a higher dose.
Therefore, it is possible that the TP dose was relatively higher than the AVP dose.
This study did not assess if a reduced heparin dose was possible with AD [ 26].
