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A pilot study on combination of cryosurgery with 125iodine seed implantation for treatment of locally advanced pancreatic cancer

A pilot study on combination of cryosurgery with 125iodine seed implantation for treatment of locally advanced pancreatic cancer (3-1)
A pilot study on combination of cryosurgery with 125iodine seed implantation for treatment of locally advanced pancreatic cancer (3-2)
A pilot study on combination of cryosurgery with 125iodine seed implantation for treatment of locally advanced pancreatic cancer (3-3)
   
A pilot study on combination of cryosurgery with 125iodine seed implantation for treatment of locally advanced pancreatic cancer

 

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Table 1 Adverse effects of pancreatic cryosurgery

Adverse effects

n of patients

Abdominal pain

34

69.4

Fever

26

53.1

Acute pancreatitis*

6

12.2

Increased amylase levels**

25

51.0

Abdominal bleeding***

3

6.1

Pulmonary infection

3

6.1

Myocardial infarction

1

2.0

Cerebral infarction

1

2.0

* with abdominal pain and fever,** including 6 patients with acute pancreatitis,*** with abdominal pain

 

Table 2 Lok-rank test for univariate analysis of prognostic factors in 49 patients with locally advanced pancreatic cancer

Prognostic factors

Patient subgroups

n

Median survival

(mo)

p

Tumor size

</=4cm

>4cm

24

25

13

14

0.6254

Tumor location

head

body or tail

15

34

22

12

0.0204

Mode of

cryosurgery

intra-operative

percutaneous

13

36

11

14

0.4558

Adjuvant

chemotherapy

yes

no

20

29

11

22

0.0003

Hepatic

metastases

yes

no

12

37

11

19

0.0010

 

 

Table 3Median survival in different subgroups of patients with pancreatic cancer

Patient subgroups

n

Median survival (mon)

P

Tumor location cancer

 

 

pancreatic head

15

22

0.0204

pancreatic body or tail

34

12

Tumor size

 

 

 

</=4cm

24

13

>0.6

>4cm

25

14

Mode of cryosurgery

 

 

 

>0.1

 

Inoperative

13

11

Percutaneous

36

14

Adjuvant chemotherapy

 

 

 

<0.0003

Yes

20

11

No

29

22

 

Hepatic metastases

 

 

 

<0.01

Yes

12

11

No

37

19

 

 

Table 4Recent chemoradiation trials in pantients with locally advanced pancreatic cancer

Reporter

n of patients

Therapy

Median progressive-free survival(mos)

Median survival (mo)

Objective response %

Survival at 12 mo after treatment%

El-Rayer[25]

47

gemcitabine,cisplatin,and infusional fluorouracil

34

Tokuuye[26]

53

Small-field radiotherapy in combination with concomitant chemotherapy

 

10.2

35.2

Okusaka[27]

34

gemcitabine+5-FU

3.2

7.1

25

14.3

Yamazaki[28]

22

Concurrent Chemoradiotherapygemcitabine

16

32

78

Isacoff[29]

50

5-FU,mitomycin dipyridamore

26

54

Park[30]

45

gemcitabine+capecitabine

5.4

10.4

40

Ko[31]

25

Gemcitabine+cisplatin,re-radiation+ capecitabine

10.5

13.5

62

Polyzos[32]

32

gemcitabine+5-FU,folic acid,somostatin

7

7

22

20

Michael[33]

30

gemcitabine+13-cis

7.8

Furuse[34]

Intraoperative radiation, 5-FU infusion

7.8

8.1(2年)

This series

 

38

 

Cryosurgery and 125 iodine seed implantation

 

 

 

12

 

CR+PR 59.2

63.1

 

 

A

B

 

Figure 1Survival rates of patients with pancreatic cancer.A:overall patients and patients with different location and size of tumor;B: pancreatic cancer with different modes of therapies, and with or without hepatic metastases

A

B

C

Figure 2Pancreatic CT scan in case 1.(A)before treatment.(B) three mo after treatment.(C)12 mo after treatment.

 

    

A                               B                                    C

Figure 3CT scan of case 2.(A)before treatment, a mass was seen in pancreatic body and trail.(B) 0ne month after treatment.(C) 6 mo after treatment

 

A                                            B

 

Figure 4CT scan in case 3. (A) before treatment. (B)Three mo after treatment

A

B

C

Figure 5CT scan in case 4. (A) before treatment. (B)during treatment.(C) 8 mo after treatment

 

A

B

Figure 6CT scan in case 5. (A) before treatment. (B)6 mo after treatment

 

A

B

C

igure 7 CT and PET-CT in case 6.(A)CT before treatment.(B)PET-CT at 12 mo after the first treatment.(C) PET-CT at 3 mo after second treatment

 
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