| immunosuppression |
the process of diminishing the immune response, usually accomplished with strong medicine and used in the treatment of autoimmunity and organ transplantation.
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| immunosuppressive |
Any substance or infection that acts to suppress the normal function of the immune system.
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| immunosuppressive therapy |
Treatment with drugs that impair immune responses. SEE: immunotherapy.
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| immunosuppressive t. |
treatment with agents, such as x-rays, corticosteroids, and cytotoxic chemicals, which suppress the immune response to antigen(s); it is used in various conditions, including autoimmune disease, allergy, multiple myeloma, and chronic nephritis, and in organ transplantation.
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| immunosuppressive |
Diminishes immune response, such as drugs given to transplant patients to reduce risk of tissue rejection.
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