Limited small cell lung cancer on concurrent chemotherapy and consecutive term efficacy of radiotherapy and chemotherapy compared.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 13 Limited small cell lung cancer on concurrent chemotherapy and consecutive term efficacy of radiotherapy and chemotherapy compared [Abstract] Objective: To compare the discussion of alternative use of concurrent chemotherapy and radiotherapy and chemotherapy for small cell lung cancer (SCLC) efficacy and survival. Methods: A retrospective analysis for the first time after diagnosis in patients with limited small cell lung cancer 70 cases, the synchronization radiotherapy and chemotherapy in 32 cases, 38 cases of alternating radiotherapy and chemotherapy. synchronous group to start with the third cycle of chemotherapy, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, radiation therapy were conducted during two periods, radiotherapy to the line after two cycles of chemotherapy; the alternating group on the second cycle of chemotherapy after radiotherapy , not during radiotherapy with chemotherapy, two weeks after the beginning until the end of radiotherapy to chemotherapy for four cycles. radiotherapy for the conformal technique, a dose of 50 ~ 60Gy; chemotherapy for the EP program. RESULTS: Concurrent chemotherapy alternating radiotherapy and chemotherapy compared with CR rate, and the total efficiency, 2-year survival rate, 3-year survival rates were improved due to fewer number of cases, P values #8203;#8203;greater than 0.05, the overall trend is better, can be further involved case analysis. [Keywords:] for limited small cell lung cancer / radiotherapy; concurrent chemoradiotherapy; alternating chemotherapy and radiotherapy; survival Small cell lung cancer (SCLC) is a malignant tumor with higher levels of rapid development, with a tendency to early metastasis. Because most of the patients at the time of diagnosis has been associated with lymph node or distant metastasis, surgical treatment is not easy. According to Pignon, etc. 1992 meta-analysis of 13 randomized controlled study of 2140 cases compared the efficacy of limited SCLC conclusion, the