Anti-Cancer Drug Cycle is a CLINICAL INTERVENTION.

The period of time during which anti-cancer drugs are administered to a PATIENT in an agreed pattern. Cycle is a long-established term used to denote the repeating pattern of many chemotherapy programmes/regimens. A new Anti-Cancer Drug Cycle commences when the original pattern starts again. An Anti-Cancer Drug Cycle may comprise one or more Anti-Cancer Drug Fraction of chemotherapy.

References:
National Cancer Dataset

This supporting information is also known by these names:

Context	Alias
plural	Anti-Cancer Drug Cycles