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Health Encyclopedia: Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia Treatment

Treatment


The aim of initial treatment is to get rid of the leukemia cells in the body (achieve complete remission) and have 5% of lower levels of blasts in the bone marrow.

Treatment Phases

There are typically four treatment stages for the average-risk patient with ALL:

  • Induction therapy and usually central nervous system prophylaxis (preventive treatment) to achieve a first remission
  • Consolidation and maintenance to prevent relapse after remission

Specific Treatments Used in ALL

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