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This document discusses anticancer drugs, summarizing that they either kill cancer cells or modify their growth. It classifies common anticancer drugs such as nitrogen mustards, hexalen, azaserine, nipent, and cytarabine. The document also lists some common types of cancer treatment including chemotherapy, radiotherapy, immunotherapy, and surgery. Finally, it outlines some common symptoms of cancer like weight loss, coughing, blood in the stool or urine, headaches, and back pain.
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- 1. Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Research (IPSR) ANTICANCER DRUG UDIT SRIVSTAVA B.PHARM 4’YEAR
- 2. Cancer • A disease in which abnormal cells divide uncontrollably and destroy body tissue.
- 6. Anticancerdrug .The anticancer drug either kill cancer or modify their growth. .Discovery of anticancer agents after 1940”s (when nitrogen mustard was used)
- 7. CLASSIFICATIONOFANTICANCERDRUGS Polyfunctional alkylating agents - Nitrogen Mustards Other Alkylating Drugs- Hexalen Antimetabolites- Azaserine Purine antagonists- Nipent Pyrimidine antagonists- Cytarabine Plant alkaloids – Taxol Antibiotics- Bleomycin
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- 10. Radiotherapy
- 11. Immunotherapy
- 12. Surgery
- 13. SymptomsofCancer • Weight loss • Cough • Blood in the stool • Anemia • Blood in the urine • Headaches • Back pain
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