Strategies of development of programs of complex treatment of patients with primary unresectable locally advanced rectal cancer


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The article presents the comparative analysis of the two variants of the complex treatment of patients with inoperable locally advanced primary rectal cancer. From 2002 to 2006, seventeen patients underwent chemoradiotherapy (TBD 36 Gy) with the use of fluorouracil, cisplatin, local hyperthermia and surgery after 4-6 weeks. From 2006 to 2011, sixty-four patients underwent chemoradiation therapy (TBD 40 Gy) with the use of capecitabine, oxaliplatin, local hyperthermia, metronidazole in the polymer composition, and operation after 6-8 weeks. The use of the new scheme of complex treatment has increased the overall 2-year survival rate from 68,4 to 91 % (p = 0,157), and disease-free 2-year survival from 62 to 83 % (p = 0,064) due to significant increase in the number of R0-resection from 64,7 to 92,2 % (p = 0,009). The frequency of III-IV degree toxicity in the treatment groups were not significantly different (11,8 and 20,3 %, respectively, P = 0,726).

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