Adjuvant chemotherapy of osteogenic sarcoma:progress and perspectives

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Vincristin and adriamycin were used, and as adjuvant, methotrexate-citovorum factor (MTX-CF). The weekly high dose of this treatment seems more effective than the triweekly program. For practical reasons, such treatment cannot be extended beyond 4 weeks. As most antitumor agents are variably mutagenic, mutant daughter cells are produced, which are drug resistant. With the adjuvant effect 80% of patients survived for 48 months.

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Frei, E., Jaffe, N., Gero, M., Skipper, H., & Watts, H. (1978). Adjuvant chemotherapy of osteogenic sarcoma:progress and perspectives. Journal of the National Cancer Institute, 60(1), 3–10. https://doi.org/10.1093/jnci/60.1.3

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