Opportunities for antitumor drugs replacement
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Keywords

oncology
antitumor therapy
drug interchangeability
molecular diagnostics
cost of treatment
drug registration

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Imyanitov, E., Protsenko, S., & Semiglazova, T. (2022). Opportunities for antitumor drugs replacement. Voprosy Onkologii, 68(6), 833–838. https://doi.org/10.37469/0507-3758-2022-68-6-833-838

Abstract

The choice of optimal drug therapy for cancer patients depends not only on data about the potential clinical efficacy of a given pharmacological substance, but also on a wide range of other attendant, including a list of registered medical indications, costs and actual availability of pharmacological substances. When the use of commonly accepted treatment options is complicated, the oncologists need to look for alternative treatment options with the same efficacy. This paper presents examples of potentially interchangeable antitumor drugs as well as suggests some cost-saving treatment strategies.

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