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DEFINITIONS
Tumor development
cancer
Sources of
carci nogens
Industrial emission
Food additives
DANGEROUS FOOD ADDITIVES
Substances which
are deliberately
added to food for
purpose of
Preservation
Coloring
Texture
Enhancing flavour
prolonged
consumption
HELP!
ACTION OF
ANTIOXIDANTS
HAPPY
REACTION
MECHANISM
R*+ AO R+ AO*
RADIATION
THERAPY
CHEMOTHERAP
Y
SURGERY
To diagnose or to treat a disease
Diagnostic surgery
a piece of tumor removed & tissue
viewed under microscope
Curative surgery
organ removed along with lymph glands
• Laser
• Cryosurgery
• Moh’s procedure
• Laproscopy
• Electrosurgery
RADIATION THERAPY
Ionising radiation to control
malignant cells
For curative or adjuvant cancer
treatment
As palliative or in therapeutic
treatment
Primary therapy
Treatment intent depends on
- tumor type, location &
stage
- patient health
Commonly applied to gross
tumor
TYPES SIDE EFFECTS
Conventional external Damage of mouth,
beam throat, oesophage &
Intensity modulated bowel
Soreness & ulceration
of head & neck areas
Fibrosis
Dryness
Hair loss
• Radiotherapy through infusion or ingestion
• Examples
Iodine 131 thyroid cancer
Leutetium 177
Yttrium 90 neuroendocrine cancer
Glass/resin
live tumors/liver metastases
microspheres
CHEMOTHERAPY
• Administration of cytotoxic or anticancer drugs
• Non oncological
• Targets fast dividing cells
• ACTION
- affect cell division/DNA syntehesis & function
- directly targets molecular abnormality
- modulate tumor cell behaviour
- some cause cells to apoptosis
TYPES SIDE EFFECTS
antimetabolites Nausea,
alkylating drugs vomiting
anthracyclins Diarrhoea
monoclonal antibodies Hair loss
DISAVANTAGES
More effective on younger cells
--loss of differentiation, growth is less regulated
Doesn’t reach the centre of solid core
Compounds used in chemotherapy
TAXOL
Yew tree
inhibits mitosis in tumor cells
Flourouracil
Adriamycin
Methotrexate
• CISPLATIN
Cl
H3N Pt
H3N Cl
• CARBOPLATIN
• NEDAPLATIN & OXALIPLATIN
• 2-PICOLINE Pt COMPLEX- 2 to 3 times slow hydrolysis
than cisplatin
OTHER METALS
METALS MECHANIS TYPE OF
Titanium M
Transferrin CANCER
Breast & GI
carcinomas
Gold Transferrin Cisplatin sensitive
& ovarian cancer
Gallium Transferrin Lung &urothelium
carcinomas
Rutheniu Transferrin Primary tumors
m
Copper Mixed ligand ------
Cobalt pH dependant Leukemia &
carcinoma cell
lines
MECHANISM OF CIS PLATIN
• drug accumulation
• Altered drug metabolism
• Altered drug targets
• repair of drug induced
damage
• trapping agents
formation
• Combination of
resistance mechanism