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d government who have been intimately concerned with the identification and study of new anticancer drugs. The Chemotherapy Program of the National Cancer In­ stitute has represented the major focus of initial efforts in drug development, as summarized in the historical perspective presented in chap

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Anatomic and Surgical Principles in Cancer Clinical Trials, location and bulk of the tumor and the pattern of metastasis. These anatomic aspects often define which therapeutic modalities are potentially applicable and delineate the limits of therapy. Surgical participation in trials, necessary in the design and implementation of a trial, is needed in diagnosis, staging, follow-up, and therapy.

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