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- noun medicine An organic derivative of
platinum that is used as inchemotherapy .
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Examples
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Dr. Marcoux recommended a different, more standard chemotherapy, with two drugs called carboplatin and paclitaxel.
The New Yorker 2010
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Previously, oncologists had successfully combined etoposide with chemical relatives of oxaliplatin, called carboplatin and cisplatin, to treat children's cancers.
unknown title 2009
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Previously, oncologists had successfully combined etoposide with chemical relatives of oxaliplatin, called carboplatin and cisplatin, to treat children's cancers.
unknown title 2009
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Previously, oncologists had successfully combined etoposide with chemical relatives of oxaliplatin, called carboplatin and cisplatin, to treat children's cancers.
unknown title 2009
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Previously, oncologists had successfully combined etoposide with chemical relatives of oxaliplatin, called carboplatin and cisplatin, to treat children's cancers.
unknown title 2009
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Previously, oncologists had successfully combined etoposide with chemical relatives of oxaliplatin, called carboplatin and cisplatin, to treat children's cancers.
unknown title 2009
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Previously, oncologists had successfully combined etoposide with chemical relatives of oxaliplatin, called carboplatin and cisplatin, to treat children's cancers.
unknown title 2009
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Previously, oncologists had successfully combined etoposide with chemical relatives of oxaliplatin, called carboplatin and cisplatin, to treat children's cancers.
unknown title 2009
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Previously, oncologists had successfully combined etoposide with chemical relatives of oxaliplatin, called carboplatin and cisplatin, to treat children's cancers.
unknown title 2009
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Previously, oncologists had successfully combined etoposide with chemical relatives of oxaliplatin, called carboplatin and cisplatin, to treat children's cancers.
unknown title 2009
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