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. Adriamycin (ADR) is widely used as a first-line anti-hepatoma drug alone or in combination ( Judson et al . 2014 ). Multiple action mechanisms are involved in ADR-induced apoptosis, intercalating with DNA and RNA synthesis, inhibiting topoisomerase II
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Introduction Adriamycin (ADR) plays an important role in the treatment of breast cancer. In addition to being a mainstay of therapy in the adjuvant and neoadjuvant settings, ADR is widely used in chemotherapy regimens for patients
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cytostatics have been tested in small studies with different results, but of all of them adriamycin in monotherapy has been traditionally considered the standard therapy ( Gottlieb et al . 1972 , Leeper & Shimaoka 1980 , Poster et al . 1981 , Schlumberger
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resection None 25, 121 months Left ischial tuberosity and occipital part of the skull G2 4, 29.9, PR None Yes CT at 54 months: streptozotocin+adriamycin+interferon (9), PR G2 NE, G1 TH TACE at 75 months
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respect to the original EDP scheme, the dose of etoposide was reduced from 120 mg/m 2 to 100 mg/m 2 while the doses of cisplatin and adriamycin did not change. The feasibility of the EDP scheme in association with mitotane was tested by our group in
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