2022
DOI: 10.32771/inajog.v10i3.1595
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EMA and EMACO Chemotherapy in High Risk Gestational Trophoblast Disease, which Better?

Abstract: Abstract Objective: Determine the best effectiveness and efficacy between EMA and EMACO for patients with high-risk GTN. Results: GTN patients who received EMA showed remissions as high as 74.4% - 96.6% of cases. The side effects of anemia in EMA were less toxic than EMACO, but it wasn’t the case in neutropenia. Two studies showed that 57,1% and 87% patients relapse within 2 years, while none in 5 years and 7 years follow-ups. Discussion: With EMACO use, it has been observed to result in incr… Show more

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