The use of chemotherapy before surgery to shrink a cancerous tumour and prevent metastasis is called:

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Induction chemotherapy is given before surgery with the intention of shrinking the tumour and preventing it from spreading (metastasizing). This can help make the tumour more operable and improve the chances of successful surgery. Choices B, C, and D are not commonly used medical terms to describe chemotherapy given before surgery.

The Use of Chemotherapy Before Surgery to Shrink a Cancerous