a treatment that affects the entire body
Treatment involving the whole body, usually using drugs. Treatment
treatment that is distributed through the bloodstream. Systemic treatment affects tissues and organs throughout the body.
A treatment, such as a pill, that is taken internally.
Treatment that covers the whole body. For example, chemotherapy is usually a systemic treatment because it circulates throughout the body in the bloodstream. Systemic treatments are best for cancers that have spread.
a treatment that has an impact upon the entire body as a system, rather than upon just one isolated region -- eg. chemotherapy, hormone therapy
A treatment, such as a pill or an injection.
Treatment that reaches cells all over the body by traveling through the bloodstream. Return to alphabet Tandem repeat sequences Multiple copies of the same base sequence on a chromosome; used as a marker in physical mapping.
Treatment to destroy or weaken cancer cells that may have spread to other parts of the body.
Treatment using medications that affect the entire body. Doctors may prescribe systemic drugs for people who have moderate to severe psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis.
