| adjuvant therapy |
Any treatment which is used as a back-up to the primary treatment of a tumour. Radiotherapy, chemotherapy and hormone therapy are often used as adjuvants to surgery.
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| adjuvant chemotherapy |
Adjuvant usually means "in addition to" initial treatment. One or more anticancer drugs used in combination with surgery therapy as part of the cancer treatment regimen.
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| adjuvant therapy |
(AD-ju-vant) Treatment given in addition to the primary treatment to enhance the effectiveness of the primary treatment. Areola (a-REE-oe-la) The area of dark-colored skin that surrounds the nipple. Aspiration (as-per-AY-shun) Removal of fluid from a cyst, using a needle. Atypical hyperplasia (hy-per-PLAY-zha) A benign (noncancerous) condition in which breast tissue has certain abnormal features. This condition increases the risk of developing breast cancer. Axilla (ak-SIL-a) The underarm.
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| adjuvant therapy |
treatment used in addition to the main medical treatment.
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