Total-body irradiation and marrow transplantation. [Effectiveness for treatment of leukemia]
R Storb
Abstract
R Storb
Abstract
Data are reviewed from a number of studies on patients with hematologic malignancies treated with transplanted bone marrow cells following total-body irradiation. The fact that increasing numbers of disease-free marrow graft recipients following total-body irradiation have survived for years indicates the feasibility of the treatment, especially since the patients had reached the terminal phase of their leukemia at the time of grafting. (CH)
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Data are reviewed from a number of studies on patients with hematologic malignancies treated with transplanted bone marrow cells following total-body irradiation. The fact that increasing numbers of disease-free marrow graft recipients following total-body irradiation have survived for years indicates the feasibility of the treatment, especially since the patients had reached the terminal phase of their leukemia at the time of grafting. (CH)
Key concepts: Total body irradiation, Leukemia, Bone marrow transplantation, Medicine, Whole body irradiation, Bone marrow, Transplantation, Surgery