Geller, 1991 - Google Patents
Review of assessment of total androgen blockade as treatment of metastatic prostate cancerGeller, 1991
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- 10049103680889779416
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- Geller J
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- Journal of endocrinological investigation
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Total androgen blockade (a more preferable term is" combined androgen blockade" since blockade may never be total) refers to elimination of all androgen activity in males with prostatic disease. This can be done by either blocking the synthesis and/or release of …
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