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BNF formulary
Malignant disease and immunosuppression
Cytotoxic drugs
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324 medicines

Abemaciclib 100mg tablets

Abemaciclib 150mg tablets

Abemaciclib 50mg tablets

Acalabrutinib 100mg capsules

Acalabrutinib 100mg tablets

Afatinib 20mg tablets

Afatinib 30mg tablets

Afatinib 40mg tablets

Afatinib 50mg tablets

Alectinib 150mg capsules

Amivantamab 1.6g/10ml solution for injection vials

Injection·1.6g/10ml

Amivantamab 2.24g/14ml solution for injection vials

Injection·2.24g/14ml

Amivantamab 350mg/7ml solution for infusion vials

Infusion·350mg/7ml

Amsacrine 75mg/1.5ml concentrate and solvent for solution for infusion vials

Infusion·75mg/1.5ml

Amsacrine 75mg/1.5ml solution for infusion ampoules and diluent

Infusion·75mg/1.5ml

Arsenic 10mg/10ml solution for infusion ampoules

Infusion·10mg/10ml

Asparaginase 10,000unit powder for solution for infusion vials

Infusion·000unit

Asparaginase 10,000unit powder for solution for injection vials

Injection·000unit

Asparaginase 5,000unit powder for solution for injection vials

Injection·000unit

Atezolizumab 1.2g/20ml solution for infusion vials

Infusion·1.2g/20ml

Atezolizumab 1.2g/250ml infusion bags

Infusion·1.2g/250ml

Atezolizumab 1.875g/15ml solution for injection vials

Injection·1.875g/15ml

Atezolizumab 840mg/14ml solution for infusion vials

Infusion·840mg/14ml

Avapritinib 100mg tablets

Avapritinib 200mg tablets

Avapritinib 25mg tablets

Avapritinib 300mg tablets

Avapritinib 50mg tablets

Avelumab 200mg/10ml solution for infusion vials

Infusion·200mg/10ml

Axitinib 1mg tablets

Axitinib 3mg tablets

Axitinib 5mg tablets

Axitinib 7mg tablets

Bevacizumab 1.25mg/50microlitres solution for injection vials

Injection·1.25mg

Bevacizumab 100mg/4ml solution for infusion vials

Infusion·100mg/4ml

Bevacizumab 400mg/16ml solution for infusion vials

Infusion·400mg/16ml

Bexarotene 75mg capsules

Binimetinib 15mg tablets

Binimetinib 45mg tablets

Bortezomib 3.5mg powder for solution for injection vials

Injection·3.5mg

Bortezomib 3.5mg/1.4ml solution for injection vials

Injection·3.5mg/1.4ml

Bortezomib 7mg/2.8ml solution for injection vials

Injection·7mg/2.8ml

Bosutinib 100mg tablets

Bosutinib 400mg tablets

Bosutinib 500mg tablets

Brentuximab vedotin 50mg powder for solution for infusion vials

Brigatinib 180mg tablets

Brigatinib 30mg tablets

Brigatinib 90mg tablets

Brigatinib 90mg tablets and Brigatinib 180mg tablets

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