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Query: UMLS:C0699790 (
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An in vivo model is described for assessing the antitumor activity of chemotherapeutic agents. Tumors derived from human colon carcinoma cell lines injected into antithymocyte serum (ATS) immunosuppressed mice were used. In this system, both antitumor effects and host toxicity can be quantitated, permitting calculation of a Therapeutic Index. Compared with other xenograft models, the present system is simple, experiments are completed in less than 2 weeks, and the use of cultured cell lines allows in vitro studies to be performed. The in vitro sensitivities of one colon cell line to 22 chemotherapeutic agents and of four cell lines to three agents is reported. Four drugs used in treating
colon cancer
(
Mitomycin C
, 5-FU, BCNU, and methyl-CCNU) show antitumor activity in vivo in this system. Each has a low therapeutic index. Further work with this model is indicated, with the goal of finding new drugs with high Therapeutic Indices.
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PMID:Chemotherapy of cell-line-derived human colon carcinomas in mice immunosuppressed with antithymocyte serum. 30 40
Antitumor polyoxomolybdates have been recognized in the course of study on the medical utilization of polyoxometalates, inorganic polymers of metal oxide. [NH3Pri]6[Mo7O24].3H2O (PM-8) was found as a representative of antitumor polyoxomolybdates. The growth suppressions of PM-8 against Co-4 human
colon cancer
xenografted under the subrenal capsule in cd-1 mice were equal or superior to that of 5-FU,
MMC
, ACNU, ADM and CDDP. Potent antitumor activity of PM-8 is also established against MX-1 human breast and OAT human lung cancer xenografted in athymic nude mice. Polyoxomolybdate is a new type of antitumor substance.
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PMID:Antitumor activity of new antitumor substance, polyoxomolybdate, against several human cancers in athymic nude mice. 130 30
Nineteen patients with metastatic liver tumor (9 of gastric cancer, 5 of
colon cancer
, 2 of pancreatic cancer, one each of mammary cancer, cholecystic cancer, carcinoid of biliary tract) and one patient with primary liver cancer were treated by endogenously induced LAK therapy consisting of transhepatic arterial infusion with ADM or
MMC
for induction therapy and OK-432 and rIL-2 (TGP-3) for immunotherapy. The following results were obtained. 1) Clinical response for liver tumor showed no CR but 8 cases of PR, for an overall response rate of 42.1%. 2) Reduced tumor marker value was noted in 76.5% cases, and 50% survival term became 349 days after the therapy. 3) Many CD4 and CD8 positive mononuclear cells had infiltrated around liver tumor after therapy by immuno-histochemical staining of surface marker. 4) NK activity of peripheral blood lymphocytes was markedly reduced soon after the therapy and continued for about 4-7 days, while in cases of combined subcutaneous administration with OK-432, NK activity showed only a slight decrease.
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PMID:[Significance of antitumor effects and immunological response on endogenously induced LAK therapy for primary or metastatic liver tumor]. 153 Feb 92
Although 58 patients with peritonitis carcinomatosa underwent multidisciplinary therapy over the last 5 years in our department, about half of them died within 3 months after treatment. In addition, the prognosis was poor for gastric and
colon cancer
patients, who had macroscopic peritoneal dissemination. Therefore intraoperative intraperitoneal administration of either BRM or anticancer drugs was performed for the microscopic peritoneal dissemination of the cancer, and the immunological response in the peritoneal cavity was examined. In terms of subpopulation of peritoneal exudate cells, neutrophil leucocytes were predominant and thereafter lymphocytes increased. As for the cytokines in the exudate from peritoneal cavity, the concentration of interleukin-6 peaked within 24 hours after administration, followed by a gradual decrease, while the concentration of interferon-gamma was detectable at more than 24 hours after operation, followed by a gradual increase. Tumor necrosis factor-alpha was also detectable in the exudate. Its concentration decreased when both OK-432 and
MMC
were administered, but it increased when CDDP was administered. The above results indicated that preventive intraoperative intraperitoneal administration of BRM and anticancer drugs should bring about individual immunokinetic modulation in tumor bearing host and both cytokines and immunocytes could play an important role in locoregional tumor immunity.
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PMID:[Clinical studies on locoregional immunochemotherapy of peritonitis carcinomatosa]. 153 Mar 41
A woman born in 1924 with
colon cancer
initially operated on approximately four years ago showed a second recurrence in the lung. Concomitant administration of high dose 5'-DFUR plus
MMC
was started in February, 1990. Chest X-ray examination six weeks after the start of this therapy revealed a remarkable decrease in size of the pulmonary metastatic focus. At 13 weeks after the start of this therapy, the pulmonary metastatic focus showed nearly complete disappearance. The condition above has been maintained until this writing, eight months after the start of this therapy. No recurrence has been observed in the liver and other organs either, while CEA has normalized from 17.6 ng/ml to 0.9 ng/ml. The therapy was discontinued after five courses based on the moderate loss of appetite and complete disappearance of the lung focus. No other side effect than the loss of appetite was detected, and could be safely treated at an outpatient clinic. The above findings suggested that this was an effective and safe therapy for pulmonary metastasis from colon cancers.
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PMID:[A case of pulmonary metastasis from colon cancer responding completely to high-dose 5'-DFUR plus MMC combination chemotherapy]. 183 25
A randomized controlled study was carried out by the envelope method with 491 institutions in participation across the country in order to find an optimal surgical adjuvant chemotherapy for curatively resected colorectal cancer. The schedules for drug administration were different in four districts: ACNU + Futraful (FT) group and FT alone group in the Hokkaido-Shikoku district; the same schedule groups plus untreated group in the Chubu-Kinki district; MMC+FT group, FT alone group in the Tohoku-Kanto district; and ADM+FT group and FT alone group in the Chugoku-Kyushu district. The numbers of patients admitted to this study were 2,450 cases with
colon cancer
and 2,456 cases met the evaluation criteria of this study. The 5-year survival rate on the whole did not differ from combination therapy to single drug therapy in either
colon cancer
or rectal cancer, but in Dukes C rectal cancer the five-year survival rate tended to be higher with the combination therapies. In n2 (+) or a2(s) rectal cancer in particular, combination therapies with
MMC
and FT and with ADM and FT achieved significantly higher five-year survival rate, and the rate of local recurrence was significantly lower with ADM+FT.
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PMID:[Cooperative study of surgical adjuvant chemotherapy for colorectal cancer (third report): five-year results. Cooperative Study Group of Surgical Adjuvant Chemotherapy for Colorectal Cancer in Japan]. 190 Jun 87
In order to improve therapeutic efficacy for metastatic liver cancer, intermittent transarterial administration of BRM in combination with anticancer drugs was performed by use of reservoir apparatus. A total of 22 patients (12 cases of gastric cancer, 6 of
colon cancer
, 2 of pancreas cancer, 1 of gall bladder cancer and 1 of biliary tract carcinoid) were treated according to the following schedule: both 10 mg of ADM (or
MMC
) and 0.5 KE (or 1.0 KE) of OK-432 were administered on day 1 and 40 x 10(4) JRU of recombinant interleukin 2 (r-IL 2) on day 4, 7 and 11. The treatment was repeated as many times as possible. In terms of direct antitumor effect and decrease of tumor marker, the response rate was 43% (6 cases out of 14) and 75% (9 cases out of 12), respectively. As for performance status, improvement, no change and deterioration were seen in 4 cases, 8 cases and 3 cases, respectively. Even though 13 patients died, 8 of them survived more than 300 days. In the case of gastric cancer patients with liver metastasis, 50% survival time of 12 cases was 334 days, while that of 30 cases, who were administered anticancer drugs only systemically, was 144 days. In 3 cases the decrease in the size of tumors located in both liver and the other metastases also was seen. Every case developed high grade fever, but an antifebrile was effective. Otherwise severe side effects were not seen. These results indicated that intermittent arterial infusion immunochemotherapy was feasible for the treatment of metastatic liver cancer.
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PMID:[Therapeutic effect of transarterial infusion immunochemotherapy for metastatic liver cancer]. 190 65
A randomized controlled study was conducted on a FT 600 mg/day daily oral administration group and a UFT 400 mg/day daily oral administration group as an adjuvant chemotherapy after curative operation for colorectal cancer patients with injection of
Mitomycin
30 mg (20 mg during operation and 10 mg on the day following), and the results were examined. FT and UFT were administered orally for one year from the 3rd week after operation. The 5-year survival rate was slightly higher in the UFT administration group. Five-year survival was 82.7% for
colon cancer
and 82.1% for rectal cancer in the UFT administration group, against 72.6% and 72.0 % in the FT administration group. The same trend was observed when the survival rate was studied by various factors such as the size of tumor, depth of cancer invasion of the wall, histological type, lymph node metastasis, vascular invasion and the degree of progression. There was no difference between both groups in the patterns and times of recognition of the recurrences and in the appearance rate of side effects. The results suggest that UFT 400 mg/day is equal to or better than FT 600 mg/day in therapeutic effect for colorectal cancer patients, although the UFT dose is only 2/3rd the FT dose.
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PMID:[Clinical effect of postoperative adjuvant chemotherapy for advanced colorectal cancer--comparisons of between tegafur (FT) and UFT]. 192 50
Monoclonal antibody-drug conjugate, A7-NCS, was applied for 73 patients with colorectal and pancreatic cancer, including metastasis of liver, lung and peritoneum. Monoclonal antibody A7, from a mouse splenocyte immunized against human
colon cancer
was bound covalently to Neocarzinostatin (NCS),
Mitomycin C
(
MMC
) and Adriamycin (ADM) to form A7-NCS, A7-
MMC
and A7-ADM, respectively. Fifty-four patients with
colon cancer
, fifteen patients with postoperative liver metastasis of colorectal cancer and one patient with advanced pancreatic cancer were given A7-NCS intra-arterially. Two patients with postoperative lung metastasis of
colon cancer
were injected intra-venously and one patient with postoperative peritoneal metastasis of
colon cancer
was given it intraperitoneally. Three patients with liver metastasis showed evidence of tumor reduction on CT scan and three claimed pain relief. Postoperative survival of the patients with distant metastasis exhibited slightly higher survival rate in the patients with A7-NCS, as compared with the patients without A7-NCS. There was no serious adverse effect in the patients given A7-NCS. Human anti-mouse antibody (HAMA) was detected in all patients given the conjugate. Repeated injections of A7-NCS for several consecutive days following the first injection brought about the same A7 pattern as the first injection.
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PMID:[Missile therapy of colorectal and pancreatic cancers--clinical trial of monoclonal antibody, A7-NCS, in 73 patients with colorectal and pancreatic cancers]. 214 Sep 33
We examined the quality of life in the arterial infusion chemotherapy of hepatocellular carcinoma patients using a questionnaire. The questionnaire used a category scale method of five grades. The questions about the quality of life covered ten areas for investigation (appetite, discomfort pain, nausea, daily activities, sleep, fatigue, time with family and friends, thinking about illness and confidence in the treatment). We added up scale points after one week and those after two weeks after the treatment. Patients after one-shot infusion showed aggravated scale points of anorexia and discomfort. Patients after transcatheter arterial embolization showed scale points of abdominal pain, general fatigue and discouragement about illness. Scale points in matters of thinking about illness and confidence in the treatment informed us about confidence in the course of treatment and comprehension of illness by cancer patients. How do we measure the quality of our care? This is difficult, but we thought the rate of being at home in survival might furnish us with much information in respect to the treatment and the quality of our care. In 36 patients with hepatocellular carcinoma treated with transcatheter arterial infusion and embolization, the arithmetic mean survival time after treatment was 412.1 days and time at home was 305.6 days. The rate of being at home doing survival time was 74.2% after the arterial infusion chemotherapy in 39 patients. The rate of being at home in 9 cases with one-shot infusion of Adriamycin was 43.5% (111 days); that in 9 cases with infusion of
Mitomycin C
microcapsules was 86.6% (716 days); that in 17 cases with transcatheter arterial embolization using spongel was 72.0% (234 days),; and that in 4 cases with infusion using implantable reservoir was 84.6% (220 days). In non-resected patients with chemotherapy, the rate of being at home was 20.3% for 61 cases of gastric cancer patients, 30.7% for 11 cases of
colon cancer
, 9.6% for 14 cases of gallbladder cancer and 39.8% for 112 cases of lung cancer. The arterial infusion and embolization of hepatocellular carcinoma has made it possible to lengthen the time that patients may stay home and thereby assure good quality of life.
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PMID:[Evaluation of quality of life in arterial infusion chemotherapy of hepatocellular carcinoma]. 216 36
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