Delayed Intensification (DI) is the fourth treatment phase for Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (A.L.L.), lasting 56 days, baring any holds.
This is based on the COG9032 standard of care as adopted by the international body, Children’s Oncology Group (COG) that our son followed from diagnosis in January 2019 to his relapse in November 2020.
Your child’s treatment plan will be different, so please consult your team for specific information.
Blog posts specific to Delayed Intensification (DI):
Childhood Leukemia Nutrition: a focus on holistic support during treatment.
Navigating childhood leukemia brings an overwhelming number of choices, especially around nutrition. In our family, the goal became simple: support Beau’s body while preserving our sanity. We focused on whole foods, raw produce, hydration, probiotics when safe, and maintaining bowel…
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Delayed Intensification- a technical review
Delayed Intensification is 56 days. It is the fourth phase of frontline treatment. Frontline is the initial portion of the 2-3 year treatment for acute lymphoblastic leukemia. Days Spent Inpatient: NONE! Thankfully. Medical details: 2 intrathecal chemo doses via lumbar…
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