局所的に進行した食道状細胞癌の患者におけるネオアジュヴァント免疫療法と化学療法の3年間のアウトカム:現実世界の遡及研究

Xiao Yang1, Kunkun Li2, Xianfeng Lu1

  • 1Department of Cancer Center, Army Medical Center of PLA, Chongqing, China.

まとめ

化学療法 (NICT) と外科手術による新補助免疫療法は,局所的に進行した食道状細胞癌 (ESCC) に対して有望な効果と安全性を示しています. この実用的な研究では 80%の無病生存率で 強い3年生存率を報告しています

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