Abstract:Combinatorial treatments hold the key to the future of cancer treatment as they enhance therapeutic indexes by inducing synergistic effects and reducing resistance processes, while often providing a safer option for patients with fewer off-target effects. However, combinatorial treatments bring extra problems to cancer management not only derived from the actual compatibility of the treatments, but also from their hands-on administration. Operational parameters such as administration order and dosing (dose, sp… Show more
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