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Do you think it is very unrealistic to assume that:
The effects of some drugs, such as citostatica for example, could under circumstances lead to "cummulative effects"?
Could it be possible that under certain circumstances at some patients you can administrate a total quantity of citostatica, all at once or in succesive parts without damaging the bone marrow but there exists a certain limit, individually different, whitch, if reached, determinates the existance of a special state, something like a sort of saturation, in witch adding a very litle more of active substance, citostatica, is enough to determine a totaly new state such as for example the total, definitive and irreversible modification/distruction of the bone marrow, like a trigger? The cumulative/trigger effect of citostatica?
Is there a possibility to determine an individual "saturation limit" of the individual towards citostatica before administrating them?
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