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cytoreductive

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cytoreductive /cy·to·re·duc·tive/ (-re-duk´tiv) reducing the number of cells.
cytoreductive [si″to-re-duk´tiv]
reducing the number of cells, as in surgery for a tumor; see also debulking.


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For those of you with a partial remission, my goal is to keep you on path C1, with the hope that you will move toward complete remission, either when our rehabilitation program enables you to return to cytoreductive therapies or when new conventional therapies become available.
Secondary cytoreductive surgery's role in treating recurrent ovarian cancer remains controversial.
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