Lung Cancer with Superior Vena Cava Syndrome of 32 Cases
Wang Dong-wei
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Wang Dong-wei
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Objective To discuss the treatment of Lung Cancer induced SVCS.Methods 32 cases of such patients were observed.Among them,25 cases were treated with chemotherapy,3 cases radiotherapy and 4 case adopted comprehensive treatment.Results It takes 2 to 21 days to relieve symptoms.CR was 15.6%,PR was 59.4%,NC was 15.6% and PD was 9.4%.Total efficient was 75%,Symptoms was relieved by chemotherapy for 4 cases and radiotherapy for 3 cases.Conclusion It makes SVCS tumor decreased rapidly by chemotherapy and radiotherapy,pressure symptoms disappeared fast,the effect was good.The method might be one of the best treatment for SVCS.
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Objective To discuss the treatment of Lung Cancer induced SVCS.Methods 32 cases of such patients were observed.Among them,25 cases were treated with chemotherapy,3 cases radiotherapy and 4 case adopted comprehensive treatment.Results It takes 2 to 21 days to relieve symptoms.CR was 15.6%,PR was 59.4%,NC was 15.6% and PD was 9.4%.Total efficient was 75%,Symptoms was relieved by chemotherapy for 4 cases and radiotherapy for 3 cases.Conclusion It makes SVCS tumor decreased rapidly by chemotherapy and radiotherapy,pressure symptoms disappeared fast,the effect was good.The method might be one of the best treatment for SVCS.
Key concepts: Medicine, Radiation therapy, Chemotherapy, Superior vena cava syndrome, Lung cancer, Lung, Surgery, Radiology