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polychemotherapy

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polychemotherapy [pol″e-ke″mo-ther´ah-pe]
chemotherapy involving simultaneous administration of several agents.
polychemotherapy
simultaneous administration of several chemotherapeutic agents.
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INTRODUCTION Intensive polychemotherapy has significantly improved the prognosis of acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) in childhood with event-free survival rates exceeding 80%.
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