Anticancer Drugs Pharmacology Simplified

The treatment of a patient with cancer may aim to:
Give palliation, for example, prompt relief of unpleasant symptoms such as superior vena cava obstruction from a mediastinal tumour
Induce ‘remission’ so that all macroscopic and microscopic features of the cancer disappear, though the disease is known to persist
Cure, for which all the cells of the clone must be destroyed.
According to the chemical structure and resources of the drug;
According to biochemistry mechanisms of anticancer action;
According to the cycle or phase specificity of the drug


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