Comparison of quality of life by evaluating various methods of the efficacy of the treatment of advanced cancer.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 12 Comparison of quality of life by evaluating various methods of the efficacy of the treatment of advanced cancer [Abstract] Objective To establish the quality of life table with Chinese and Western medicine, by improving the quality of life in advanced gastric cancer patients to assess the Chinese medicine, Western medicine and integrated Chinese and Western medicine method of anti-tumor efficacy. Methods (1) the preparation of Chinese and Western medicine with the quality of life table: the more access at home and abroad based on the approved scale for the first time produced a more perfect combination of Chinese and Western medicine with the quality of life characteristics of the table. (2) The application of the scale compared a variety of ways to improve the efficacy of the quality of life of cancer patients: Select the quality of life gathered for the final evaluation of 478 cases of patients, of which 204 cases of patients undergoing chemotherapy, combining Chinese and Western medicine therapy in 110 cases, 114 cases of patients with traditional Chinese medicine therapy, central district hospitals were collected from 50 patients. According to the quality of life of each group before and after treatment the difference, summarized and analyzed test to compare the various methods to improve the quality of life in patients with advanced gastric cancer efficacy. Results (1) a clinical practice and statistical test, the scale can be tested in clinical efficacy evaluation of the quality of life. (2) of the overall efficacy of the best improvement rate is highest, the lowest rate of deterioration in traditional Chinese medicine group, followed by integrated Chinese and Western medicine group, chemotherapy group, the overall efficacy of the worst. Conclusions The scale has good clinical utility to make a full assessment of cancer patients quality of life after treatment, thus reflecting the efficacy of treatment - anti-tumor efficacy of tra