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Grundlagen der antineoplastischen Chemotherapie

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Der häufig verwendete Ausdruck Zytostatika definiert die Wirkungsweise der antineoplastischen Chemotherapie nur teilweise, weil eine Zytostase bzw. Kanzerostase ebenso wie die Bakteriostase biologischer Prozesse (z. B. Immunmechanismen) zur völligen Vernichtung der Zellen bedarf. Kanzerozide Eigenschaften von Chemotherapeutika werden mit dem Ausdruck Zytostatika nur unzureichend erfaßt. Hingegen schließt der Begriff der antineoplastischen Chemotherapeutika unabhängig vom Wirkungstyp alle gegen Tumoren wirksamen Substanzen ein, zumal der Wirkungstyp eines Chemotherapeutikums auch durch die erreichbare Dosierung beeinflußt wird.

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Osswald, H. (1982). Grundlagen der antineoplastischen Chemotherapie. In: Ott, G., Kuttig, H., Drings, P. (eds) Standardisierte Krebsbehandlung. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-88238-8_6

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