Postoperative Residuals and Relapsing of Primary Liver Carcinoma Treated by Chinese Drugs and Chinese Drugs Plus Chemotherapy[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine1994, (4): 220-221.
Postoperative Residuals and Relapsing of Primary Liver Carcinoma Treated by Chinese Drugs and Chinese Drugs Plus Chemotherapy[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine1994, (4): 220-221.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.1994.04.021.
Postoperative Residuals and Relapsing of Primary Liver Carcinoma Treated by Chinese Drugs and Chinese Drugs Plus Chemotherapy
One hundred and ten caese of postoperative residuals
relapsing and metastasisin primary liver carcinoma were treated by traditional drugs and traditional drug plus chemotherapy. The drugs were of strengthening spleen
regulating Qi
dispersing Liver
relieving stagnation
dissipating dampness
mediating the stomach and spleen
invigoating Qi and replenishing blood. Results revealedthat the 1-year survival rate in 110 cases was 70. 78+8. 53%
3 -year survival rate was 33. 82+9. 25%
5-year survival rate was 16+7. 43% (by list of life - spanmethod). Among them
4 cases have survived for over 10 years
indicating that the treating principles of supporting the body resistance and strengthening the spleen is significant in prolonging the survival rate of primary liver card-norna after operation.
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