Taxol® is a relatively new antineoplastic agent whose classification as either vesicant, non-vesicant, or irritant remains under debate. This case study is presented to follow a large-volume Taxol® extravasation. The article illustrates assessment, follow-up, intervention and outcome of this situation. This case suggests the drug is a vesicant with the potential to cause moderate soft tissue injury
The development of a new anticancer drug with a novel structure and unique mechanism of action is an...
In cancer treatment, extravasation is defined as an inadvertent instillation or leakage of cytotoxic...
AIM: The conventional clinical formulation of paclitaxel (PTX), Taxol®, consists of Cremophor® EL (C...
The extravasation of antineoplastic agents is an unwanted and distressing situation that can easily ...
Extravasation of a vesicant is a potentially disfig-uring event associated with many commonly used i...
is an infrequent but potentially serious complication of the administration of chemotherapeutic agen...
Extravasation is defined in oncology as an accidental leakage during the infusion of chemotherapeuti...
International audienceAnthracycline extravasation is an uncommon but very serious complication. Very...
Systemic intravenous chemotherapeutic agents can cause multiple emergency situations including acute...
Study Objective: To assess the activity of taxol in patients with advanced, progressive, and drug-re...
INTRODUCTION: Enfortumab vedotin is an antibody drug conjugate approved for management of pretreated...
An infrequent, but potential complication of chemotherapy is vesicant chemotherapy extravasation. Ve...
pears to be related to drug concen-tration, we recommend administra-tion of piroxantrone at a maximu...
Princeton, NJ) is a new antineoplastic drug with broad-spectrum activity in solid tumors, including ...
Dongshan Zhang,1,2 Ruhao Yang,1 Shixuan Wang,2 Zheng Dong1,2 1Departments of Emergency Medicine and ...
The development of a new anticancer drug with a novel structure and unique mechanism of action is an...
In cancer treatment, extravasation is defined as an inadvertent instillation or leakage of cytotoxic...
AIM: The conventional clinical formulation of paclitaxel (PTX), Taxol®, consists of Cremophor® EL (C...
The extravasation of antineoplastic agents is an unwanted and distressing situation that can easily ...
Extravasation of a vesicant is a potentially disfig-uring event associated with many commonly used i...
is an infrequent but potentially serious complication of the administration of chemotherapeutic agen...
Extravasation is defined in oncology as an accidental leakage during the infusion of chemotherapeuti...
International audienceAnthracycline extravasation is an uncommon but very serious complication. Very...
Systemic intravenous chemotherapeutic agents can cause multiple emergency situations including acute...
Study Objective: To assess the activity of taxol in patients with advanced, progressive, and drug-re...
INTRODUCTION: Enfortumab vedotin is an antibody drug conjugate approved for management of pretreated...
An infrequent, but potential complication of chemotherapy is vesicant chemotherapy extravasation. Ve...
pears to be related to drug concen-tration, we recommend administra-tion of piroxantrone at a maximu...
Princeton, NJ) is a new antineoplastic drug with broad-spectrum activity in solid tumors, including ...
Dongshan Zhang,1,2 Ruhao Yang,1 Shixuan Wang,2 Zheng Dong1,2 1Departments of Emergency Medicine and ...
The development of a new anticancer drug with a novel structure and unique mechanism of action is an...
In cancer treatment, extravasation is defined as an inadvertent instillation or leakage of cytotoxic...
AIM: The conventional clinical formulation of paclitaxel (PTX), Taxol®, consists of Cremophor® EL (C...