Withholding Recognized Effective Adjuvant Anti-Neoplastic Chemotherapy in a Setting with Known Highly Active Treatment for Recurrent Disease: A Case Report

A young woman presenting with an ovarian immature teratoma (stage IA, grade 2) demonstrates the dilemma associated with the decision to withhold adjuvant chemotherapy of documented clinical utility in a setting where highly effective treatment is available should the cancer ultimately recur.

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Main Author: Maurie Markman
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Karger Publishers 2010-07-01
Series:Case Reports in Oncology
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Online Access:http://www.karger.com/Article/FullText/318532
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description A young woman presenting with an ovarian immature teratoma (stage IA, grade 2) demonstrates the dilemma associated with the decision to withhold adjuvant chemotherapy of documented clinical utility in a setting where highly effective treatment is available should the cancer ultimately recur.
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spelling doaj.art-c502dbf3e0aa40a79bdaec3fbb7c5fa02022-12-21T21:52:12ZengKarger PublishersCase Reports in Oncology1662-65752010-07-013223123310.1159/000318532318532Withholding Recognized Effective Adjuvant Anti-Neoplastic Chemotherapy in a Setting with Known Highly Active Treatment for Recurrent Disease: A Case ReportMaurie MarkmanA young woman presenting with an ovarian immature teratoma (stage IA, grade 2) demonstrates the dilemma associated with the decision to withhold adjuvant chemotherapy of documented clinical utility in a setting where highly effective treatment is available should the cancer ultimately recur.http://www.karger.com/Article/FullText/318532Female germ cell tumorAdjuvant chemotherapyToxicity of chemotherapyCisplatin
spellingShingle Maurie Markman
Withholding Recognized Effective Adjuvant Anti-Neoplastic Chemotherapy in a Setting with Known Highly Active Treatment for Recurrent Disease: A Case Report
Case Reports in Oncology
Female germ cell tumor
Adjuvant chemotherapy
Toxicity of chemotherapy
Cisplatin
title Withholding Recognized Effective Adjuvant Anti-Neoplastic Chemotherapy in a Setting with Known Highly Active Treatment for Recurrent Disease: A Case Report
title_full Withholding Recognized Effective Adjuvant Anti-Neoplastic Chemotherapy in a Setting with Known Highly Active Treatment for Recurrent Disease: A Case Report
title_fullStr Withholding Recognized Effective Adjuvant Anti-Neoplastic Chemotherapy in a Setting with Known Highly Active Treatment for Recurrent Disease: A Case Report
title_full_unstemmed Withholding Recognized Effective Adjuvant Anti-Neoplastic Chemotherapy in a Setting with Known Highly Active Treatment for Recurrent Disease: A Case Report
title_short Withholding Recognized Effective Adjuvant Anti-Neoplastic Chemotherapy in a Setting with Known Highly Active Treatment for Recurrent Disease: A Case Report
title_sort withholding recognized effective adjuvant anti neoplastic chemotherapy in a setting with known highly active treatment for recurrent disease a case report
topic Female germ cell tumor
Adjuvant chemotherapy
Toxicity of chemotherapy
Cisplatin
url http://www.karger.com/Article/FullText/318532
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