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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 12 Circulation pill combination chemotherapy of advanced ovarian carcinoma Study: Young, the Xu Yongmei, Zhang Qing, Yang Guowang, Tangwu Jun, Wang Xiaomin [Abstract] Objective To observe the combined pill TC circulation of advanced ovarian cancer chemotherapy efficacy and toxicity of chemotherapy. Methods 60 patients with advanced ovarian cancer were randomly divided into treatment group (TC circulation pill combined chemotherapy) 30 patients in the control group (TC chemotherapy) 30 patients, 2 groups observed symptoms of blood stasis syndrome of grade points to quantify the quality of life, chemotherapy toxicity, the recent indicators of efficacy and blood clotting. Results 2 The response rate (CR + PR) were 46.7%, 37.9% (Pgt; 0.05), clinical benefit rate (CR + PR + SD) were 86.7%, 68.9% (P lt;0.05), the treatment group before and after chemotherapy KPS no significant decline in the control group after chemotherapy decreased significantly in the treatment group and control group, muscle and joint pain, mild, fibrinogen, D-dimer, decreased blood stasis points (P lt;0.05). Conclusion The combination chemotherapy pills can reduce the circulation of blood hypercoagulability, relieve side effects of chemotherapy and improve patients quality of life. Keywords:] circulation pills, chemotherapy; advanced ovarian cancer The incidence of ovarian cancer accounts for 23% of gynecological malignant tumors 27%, chemotherapy is one of the main treatment for ovarian cancer. Cisplatin or carboplatin and paclitaxel drugs have become first-line treatment of advanced ovarian cancer with standard chemotherapy. Blood circulation method Chinese medicine treatment of ovarian cancer is one of the principles used in this study was to investigate use of advanced ovarian cancer, blood circulation to the law of circulation for the treatment of the nuclear alcohol + Purple Pill and carboplatin (TC program) chemotherapy and toxicity of chemotherapy effect