almina Forum Senior
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| | 04/27/04 - 06:32 AM  
 
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which antineoplastic agents do not produce bone marrow suppression?
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| Bela Forum Guru

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| | 04/27/04 - 06:52 PM  
 
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What's the answer almina? I know that most of antineoplatic drugs cause myelosupression but methotrexate's myelosupression can be reversed w/leucovorin. Maybe Cisplatin??, bleomycin???,
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| mjl1717 Forum Hero

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| | 04/27/04 - 06:56 PM  
 
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I dont know of any!
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| mash Forum Fanatic
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| | 04/27/04 - 10:10 PM  
 
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NONMYELOSUPPRESSIVE DRUGS ARE BLEOMYCIN, VINCRISTINE, ASPARAGINASE, CISPLATIN and STEROIDS. FR DETAILS , CHECK THIS SITE http://www.uic.edu/classes/pmpr/pmpr652/Final/bre...
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| almina Forum Senior
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| | 04/28/04 - 10:18 AM  
 
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Vincristine, Bleomycin, L-asparginase, Steroids - NO myelosuppression Cisplatin produces moderate myelosuppression, I think...Carbaplatin produces a dose limiting myelosuppression also. Busulfan produces a selective bone marrow suppression of granulocytes I am not sure about Cyclophosphamide and Ifosfamide :?:
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