1986
DOI: 10.1159/000215955
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Lokale Applikation von Mitoxantron beim inoperablen, stenosierenden Oesophaguskarzinom

Abstract: Am Beispiel zweier Krankheitsverläufe wird die Wirksamkeit der lokalen Applikation des Zytostatikums Mitoxantron bei inoperablen bzw. rezidivierten Ösophaguskarzinomen demonstriert. Die Verträglichkeit ist gut. Nebenwirkungen lokaler oder systemischer Art wurden bislang nicht beobachtet. Appliziert wurden bis zu 20 mg Mitoxantron multilokulär in die Tumorstenose mit dem Ösophagus-sklerosierungssystem. Bislang wurde dieses Verfahren bei fünf Patienten angewandt, und wir sahen in alien Fallen ein vorübergehendes… Show more

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“…MIT is FDA-approved for the treatment of numerous human cancers, but not yet for esophageal cancer [ 24 ]. It has been reported to induce transitory subjective and objective response without significant local or systemic side effects in five patients with inoperable, recurrent esophageal cancer after local administration [ 42 ]. Mechanistically, MIT mainly acts through intercalation with the DNA molecule, which in turn causes single- and double-stranded disruptions and suppresses DNA repair via inhibition of topoisomerase II.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…MIT is FDA-approved for the treatment of numerous human cancers, but not yet for esophageal cancer [ 24 ]. It has been reported to induce transitory subjective and objective response without significant local or systemic side effects in five patients with inoperable, recurrent esophageal cancer after local administration [ 42 ]. Mechanistically, MIT mainly acts through intercalation with the DNA molecule, which in turn causes single- and double-stranded disruptions and suppresses DNA repair via inhibition of topoisomerase II.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To the best of our knowledge, very little data has been reported regarding the efficacy of mitoxantrone in esophageal cancer. Hoffmanns et al performed a preliminary clinical study, which demonstrated the efficacy of mitoxantrone in five inoperable, recurrent esophageal carcinoma patients [ 45 ]. In each patient, they observed transitory subjective and objective responses.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%