Effects of HEAG regimen on patients with refractory/recurrent acute leukemia
Guan Jianmi
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Guan Jianmi
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Objective To explore the therapeutic protocol for patients with refractory/recurrent acute leukemia.MethodsTwenty-three cases of refractory acute leukemia were treated with HEAG regimen,which consisted of Hht 1-2 mg/(m2·d)(d1~14),Ara-C 30 mg/(m2·d)(d1~14),G-CSF 150 mg/(m2·d)(d1~14),and VP-16 50 ~100 mg/(m2·d)(d1~4).ResultsTwelve patients(52.2%)achieved complete remission,2 patients(8.7%)did partialremission,overan effective rate was 60.8%.ConclusionHEAG regimen in treatment of refractory/recurrent acute leukemia is an effective means.
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Objective To explore the therapeutic protocol for patients with refractory/recurrent acute leukemia.MethodsTwenty-three cases of refractory acute leukemia were treated with HEAG regimen,which consisted of Hht 1-2 mg/(m2·d)(d1~14),Ara-C 30 mg/(m2·d)(d1~14),G-CSF 150 mg/(m2·d)(d1~14),and VP-16 50 ~100 mg/(m2·d)(d1~4).ResultsTwelve patients(52.2%)achieved complete remission,2 patients(8.7%)did partialremission,overan effective rate was 60.8%.ConclusionHEAG regimen in treatment of refractory/recurrent acute leukemia is an effective means.
Key concepts: Medicine, Refractory (planetary science), Regimen, Acute leukemia, Internal medicine, Leukemia, Gastroenterology, Complete remission