1979
DOI: 10.1159/000214453
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Welche Erfolgsaussichten bietet die Iscador®-Therapie beim fortgeschrittenen Ovarialkarzinom?

Abstract: Nach Aufstellung der Hypothese, daß die in der Literatur beschrie-bene und durch eigene Beobachtung festgestellte Tumorwirksam-keit von Iscador® auch beim Ovarialkarzinom sichtbar werden müßte, wurden alle seit November 1969 auf der Gynäkologischen Abteilung des Gemeinnützigen Gemeinschaftskrankenhauses Herdecke behandelten Ovarialkarzinomfälle zusammengetragen. Das Kollektiv besteht aus 25 Patientinnen mit primären Ovarialneoplasmen, die eine postoperative Iscador®-Behandlung erhielten. Das Durch-schnittsalte… Show more

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“…However, this study is of low quality [37,38], has too few patients (n = 19) and does not report sufficient data for conclusive results. There are reports in two controlled retrospective studies, one with a concurrent control from another clinic [39] and one with a historical control from the literature [40,41]. The first is of a fairly good quality [2,42,43] and shows a significant prolonging effect on survival in favor of therapy with mistletoe extracts Iscador.…”
Section: Consistency and Generalizabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, this study is of low quality [37,38], has too few patients (n = 19) and does not report sufficient data for conclusive results. There are reports in two controlled retrospective studies, one with a concurrent control from another clinic [39] and one with a historical control from the literature [40,41]. The first is of a fairly good quality [2,42,43] and shows a significant prolonging effect on survival in favor of therapy with mistletoe extracts Iscador.…”
Section: Consistency and Generalizabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A similar problem occurred with other studies published in the second half of the twentieth century. Günczler ( 1969 ) (subgroup mammary carcinoma) and Hassauer ( 1979 ) used historical and external control groups, respectively, leading to considerable confounding bias. In addition, Leroi et al ( 1977 ) and Hoffmann et al ( 1979 , 1982 ) formed or extended their control group with dropouts from the intervention group who were inadequately treated with mistletoe.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%