27 patients suffering from disseminated carcinoma of the breast with at least two visceral metastases , and two had become resistant to conventional chemotherpy and hormones , received a combination of , in the present trial , vincristine followed by cyclophosphamide with 5-fluoro-uracil .
[Chemotherapeutic combinations of mutually potentializing drugs. 1-Application to the treatment of breast cancers].  27 patients suffering from disseminated carcinoma of the breast with at least two visceral metastases , and two had become resistant to conventional chemotherpy and hormones , received a combination of , in the present trial , vincristine followed by cyclophosphamide with 5-fluoro-uracil . Chemotherapy was administered intermittently: each cycle of treatment lasted 6 days and was followed by a period without treatment of 25 days. Haematological tolerance was satisfactory. No serious incidents occurred during two years use of the combination. 20 out of 27 patients showed objective tumour regression of more than 50 p.cent lasting for more than 6 months, whilst 9 showed apparent complete regression of the malignant lesions. There was one complete failure. Chemotherapy was continued in all cases after regression of the neoplastic process was obtained.
### Instruction:
            Given the context about compound efficacy for the given treatment mentioned within the input, mentioned the compounds 
            that can co-occur for the mentioned treatment

            ### Input:
            [Chemotherapeutic combinations of mutually potentializing drugs. 1-Application to the treatment of breast cancers].  27 patients suffering from disseminated carcinoma of the breast with at least two visceral metastases , and two had become resistant to conventional chemotherpy and hormones , received a combination of , in the present trial , vincristine followed by cyclophosphamide with 5-fluoro-uracil . Chemotherapy was administered intermittently: each cycle of treatment lasted 6 days and was followed by a period without treatment of 25 days. Haematological tolerance was satisfactory. No serious incidents occurred during two years use of the combination. 20 out of 27 patients showed objective tumour regression of more than 50 p.cent lasting for more than 6 months, whilst 9 showed apparent complete regression of the malignant lesions. There was one complete failure. Chemotherapy was continued in all cases after regression of the neoplastic process was obtained.

            ### Response:
            vincristine, cyclophosphamide, 5-fluoro-uracil
            