cumulative dose

And 85 percent of them had exceeded the maximum cumulative dose.

"The cumulative dose has been kept low by the city's action, so there is good scientific reason to approve of what the city did."

Despite this, the cumulative dose will remain significantly higher than "normal" values due to external exposure.

The cumulative dose of each agent is kept low to minimize permanent injury from the chemotherapy regimen.

Chemotherapy: Agent type, single and cumulative dose and schedule may modify risk.

Prepubertal females tolerate cumulative doses as high as 25 g/m2.

The badges are similar in concept to the ones worn by X-ray technicians to measure cumulative doses of radiation.

Macular toxicity is related to the total cumulative dose rather than the daily dose.

Bone marrow and pulmonary toxicities are a function of lifetime cumulative dose.

Risk factors include high cumulative dose, more than 400 milligrams per day, duration over two months, increased age, and preexisting pulmonary disease.

The cumulative dose is what kills.

Permanent nephrotoxicity is related to cumulative dose.

Although bleomycin pulmonary toxic effects may occur, it is rarely fatal at total cumulative doses of less than 400U.

This effect manifests first as a fall in hemoglobin levels, which occurs quite predictably once a cumulative dose of 20 g has been given.

Preliminary data suggest that cumulative doses of more than 2 g/m2 of etoposide may confer higher risk.

There was also a greater risk of bladder cancer among Actos users who had been exposed to the highest cumulative dose of the drug.

Cumulative dose, volume of liver irradiated, and additional treatment with chemotherapy are important risk factors for hepatic fibrosis.

The total cumulative dose of prednisone was not available in the USRDS.

The response to cumulative doses of salbutamol was compared with that to non-cumulative doses of salmeterol.

Adverse effects of amphotericin B are primarily nephrotoxicity; permanent nephrotoxicity is related to cumulative dose.

Pelvic radiation therapy and large cumulative doses of cyclophosphamide have been associated with a high risk of permanent sterility.

The incidence of hypothyroidism should decrease with lower cumulative doses of radiation therapy employed in newer protocols.

In addition to staying below the cumulative doses, various prevention measures may be employed by the oncologist in order to reduce the risk of cardiotoxicity.

Both groups had received comparable median cumulative doses of cyclophosphamide, but only the patients with Hodgkin lymphoma received procarbazine.

"It could be that there is more [bodily] absorption with the higher-dose intermittent regimen, even though the cumulative dose is not as great."