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[Preoperative superselective intra-arterial polychemotherapy in the treatment of stomach cancer]
Vestnik Khirurgii Imeni I. I. Grekova
|July 1, 1991
Abstract:
Results of treatment of gastric cancer with using preoperative superselective intraarterial polychemotherapy are described. The method was used in 57 patients with gastric cancer of the III-IV degrees and was followed by radical surgical treatment. The use of chemotherapy and operation resulted in complete destruction of the tumor in 63.8% of cases, partial regression in 19.2%. An inconsiderable effect was obtained in 17.0%. One-year survival was noted in 100% of the patients.
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