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Query: UMLS:C0345904 (
liver cancer
)
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From Oct. 1982 to Apr. 1985, 82 patients with
HCC
proven by pathology were treated in our hospital. 43 treated by hepatic arterial perfusion, were randomized into PDD group: PDD 10 mg per day X 10, every 3 weeks; control group: fluorouracil (5-Fu) 250 mg per day X 4, every week and thio-tepa (
TSPA
) 10 mg, twice a week. The other 39 treated by intravenous chemotherapy, were also randomized into PDD group: PDD 20 mg per day X 5, every 3 weeks; control group: 5-Fu 500 mg and
TSPA
10 mg, twice a week. The objective response rates were 31.8% (7/22) in PDD group and 23.8% (5/21) in control group by hepatic arterial perfusion, and 20.0% (4/20) in the former and 0% (0/19) in the latter who were treated intravenously. The median survivals were 8 months for all the patients receiving hepatic arterial perfusion, and 6 and 5 months for the intravenous PDD and its control group, respectively. The side effects and kidney toxicity of PDD were tolerable to the patients. It is observed that PDD is better than 5-Fu and
TSPA
in the treatment of
HCC
.
...
PMID:[Randomized clinical trial of cis-platinum diamminedichloride (PDD) in the treatment of hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC)]. 303 38
H 615, the first transplantable mouse liver carcinoma model established in China, was derived from a spontaneous hepatocellular carcinoma of an inbred 615 mouse and has been successfully propagated for 52 generations during the past 7 years and more. Its biologic and pathologic features are relatively stable. H 615 was a syngenic transplantable tumor model of 615-strain mice with a successful transplantation rate of 85.6% without spontaneous regression. The course of tumor growth after subcutaneous inoculation was divided into 4 stages: latent, slowly growing, rapidly growing and terminal stages. Cancer metastasis was rare. The tumor-bearing host would die of cachexia finally. The mean survival time was 62.2 +/- 11.0 days regardless of sex or age. Histologically and ultrastructurally, H 615 was a well-differentiated hepatocellular carcinoma, rather resembling human liver carcinoma. The short-term primary passage culture of H 615 showed that, in vitro, tumor tissue could easily grow into monolayer, the majority of which appeared as epithelioid cells in cytomorphology. Therapeutic tests of 15 anticancer drugs showed that H 615 was sensitive, in varying degrees, to 5 drugs, i. e. MMC,
Thio-Tepa
, 5FU, CPT and DACT. The inhibition rate of MMC and
Thio-Tepa
could be as high as 100%. These experimental results are similar to those of the human
liver cancer
chemotherapy. Hence, the authors believe that H 615 may be a useful model in experimental study of the
liver cancer
and screening of anticancer drugs.
...
PMID:[Establishment and experimental study of a transplantable hepatocellular carcinoma model in 615-strain mice (H 615)]. 344 59
Twenty patients with primary or metastatic
liver cancer
were treated on a clinical and pharmacological study with intrahepatic artery infusion of
Thiotepa
. Toxicity was tolerable and included nausea and fatigue. Uncommon side effects were myelosuppression, abdominal pain and anemia. One patient with gallbladder cancer had a partial response for 11 (+) months. Recommended dose of
Thiotepa
for future Phase II clinical trials is 1.0 mg/kg. Pharmacokinetics of intrahepatic
Thiotepa
revealed an extraction ratio similar to that reported for cisplatin. The data suggest increased hepatic clearance for
Thiotepa
either by binding or metabolism.
...
PMID:Clinical and pharmacological study of intrahepatic artery infusion of thiotepa. 781 48