1985
DOI: 10.1016/s0167-8140(85)80086-4
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Role of radiation therapy in localized non-Hodgkin's lymphoma

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“…Age has been widely reported by other workers to be a significant prognostic factor in stage 1 patients and stage 1 and 2 patients combined who have all or mostly received initial treatment with RT. Thus Timothy et al (1980) and Jeffrey et al (1991) found age to be a significant prognostic factor in stage 1 patients on univariate analysis, as did Parayani et al ( ), Sutcliffe et al (1985, Kaminski et al (1986) and Richards et al (1989) in stage 1 and 2 patients on multivariate analysis.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 57%
“…Age has been widely reported by other workers to be a significant prognostic factor in stage 1 patients and stage 1 and 2 patients combined who have all or mostly received initial treatment with RT. Thus Timothy et al (1980) and Jeffrey et al (1991) found age to be a significant prognostic factor in stage 1 patients on univariate analysis, as did Parayani et al ( ), Sutcliffe et al (1985, Kaminski et al (1986) and Richards et al (1989) in stage 1 and 2 patients on multivariate analysis.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 57%
“…10, 22-26). The survival curves tend to plateau after 5 to 7 years at stage I, supporting the hypothesis that it may be possible to cure this relatively rare presentation of disease (10,16,22,24,25). Nevertheless.…”
Section: Radio Thivapysupporting
confidence: 59%
“…A Toronto report claims that 20 Gy is sufficient for low-grade malignant NHL and that 30 Gy to 35 Gy are required for optimal control of high-grade malignant NHL, especially if disease is bulky (10). EORTC claims that 25 Gy to 30 Gy are required to achieve satisfactory local control of low-grade malignant NHL (15).…”
Section: I12mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…W I i II stopniu udział całkowitych remisji uzyskanych pod wpływem wyłącznego napromieniania wynosił 80-95%, a pięcioletni czas wolny od wznowy -35-50%. Ponieważ leczenie skojarzone z chemioterapią (początko-wo CVP) przyniosło poprawę wyników, udokumentowaną w dwóch badaniach prospektywnych, zrezygnowano z wyłącznej radioterapii nawet w bardzo wczesnych stadiach choroby [13][14][15]. Kolejne lata przyniosły intensyfikację chemioterapii w postaci dodania do istniejących schematów antracyklin, w związku z czym następne badania zaprojektowano w celu oceny, czy konsolidujące napromienianie po bardziej skutecznej indukcyjnej chemioterapii w dalszym ciągu poprawia wyniki leczenia.…”
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