Massive Liver Cancer Treated by Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine in Two Steps[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine1998, (11): 668-669.
Massive Liver Cancer Treated by Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine in Two Steps[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine1998, (11): 668-669.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.1998.11.019.
Massive Liver Cancer Treated by Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine in Two Steps
In order to probe the new approach of two - step excision of massive liver carcinoma. For the 1st step
the chemotherapy was modified as whole liver moving strip - field radiation
miniature technique and segmental chemotherapy
with a total radio amount of 50 - 60 G was applied
added with TCM therapy for strengthening the spleen. 3 - 4 weeks after the 1st step
the 2nd step began for operation. In 10 cases of liver cancer receiving pre - operative chemotherapy plus Chinese medicine the maximal diameter of the mass shrank from 11 - 15 cm to 6 -8 cm
with a 2 -cm focus at the portal lymph nodes under CT exam
and some satellite focus at the portal lymph nodes under CT exam
and some satellite foci 1 - 3 cm
each 1 case. After chemotherapy the lesion disappeared. Another negative AFP case was found to have survivalcancer - cells. There were no fated case due to operation and severe postoperative complications.
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