Treatment of Cancer by Intermittent Injection of Nitrogen Mustard via Cannulated Arteries

Grady, Edgar D.; Krantz, Simon; Brown, Pierpont F.

doi:10.1097/00000658-195303000-00011

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“…The concept of intra-arterial chemotherapy was first proposed and the effect demonstrated by K lopp [46]. The use fulness o f intermittent intra-arterial Nitrogen Mustard was verified earlier by one o f us [24,26,29], Sullivan [64] developed with Watkins methodology for continuous arterial infusion of anticancer drugs. While much palliation and objective regression o f cancer has been obtained by intra-arterial chemotherapy, cures by this method alone have been rare.…”

Section: Intra-arterial Infusion O F Anticancer Drugs To Treat Cancermentioning

confidence: 99%

Chemotherapy and Radiation Therapy Together to Treat Cancer

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Nolan²,

Crumbley³

et al. 1970

Oncology

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A routine of using several different anti-cancer agents together has been established as being an effective and practical way of treating advanced cancer. Sequentially radiation therapy can be given to maintain or increase the initial help of chemotherapy. The anti-cancer drugs may in some cases be continued with and/or after completion of radiation to maintain the benefits. Partial or total surgical excision of cancer treated first or afterward by chemotherapy and radiation has added to disease control. Fifty-nine advanced cancers have been treated in this fashion by the authors, giving objective and subjective benefits of over six months duration, many for much longer than six months.

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Section: Intra-arterial Infusion O F Anticancer Drugs To Treat Cancermentioning

confidence: 99%