The clinical observation of arsenic trioxide in previously untreated patients of acute promyelocytic leukemia
Huang Ren-wei
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Huang Ren-wei
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Objective the clinical effects of arsenic trioxide in previously untreated patients of acute promyelocytic leukemia. Methods As2O3 was given to twenty-two previously untreated patients, and DA regimens were used as maintenance treatment. Continual complete remission and adverse effects were followed. Results complete remission rate was 81.8%. The longest survival time was five years. Conclusions arsenic trioxide is effective in the treatment of APL.
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Objective the clinical effects of arsenic trioxide in previously untreated patients of acute promyelocytic leukemia. Methods As2O3 was given to twenty-two previously untreated patients, and DA regimens were used as maintenance treatment. Continual complete remission and adverse effects were followed. Results complete remission rate was 81.8%. The longest survival time was five years. Conclusions arsenic trioxide is effective in the treatment of APL.
Key concepts: Arsenic trioxide, Acute promyelocytic leukemia, Medicine, Complete remission, Arsenic, Adverse effect, Internal medicine, Leukemia