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F. MERIC ET AL. leucovorin 20 mg m2 weekly for 3 weeks ; . Seven patients who did not respond to the initial HAI regimen were switched to FUDR 0.2 mg kg for 7 days ; , leucovorin 10 mg m2 for 7 days ; and mitomycin C 10 mg m2 ; , and two were switched to the 5-FU plus interferon alfa-2b regimen. At a median of 14.5 months range 8 24 months ; after HAI therapy, 12 patients had a partial response, 9 had a complete response in 1 lobe, and 1 had a complete bilobar response. Of the 9 patients with complete unilobular response, 8 had the response in the left lobe and 1 had the response in the right lobe. Four patients had exploratory laparotomies only; frozen-section analysis revealed portal lymph node involvement in two patients, and intraoperative sonography revealed metastases abutting the portal vein confluence in a third patient and no intrahepatic disease in a fourth. The first three of these patients developed other distant metastases and died of the disease 1521 months after exploratory surgery; the fourth patient subsequently developed hepatic and other systemic metastases and died 33 months after exploratory surgery. Thus, 18 patients with CRC liver metastases underwent further treatment: 10 underwent surgical resection, 6 underwent resection and either RFA or cryotherapy, and 2 underwent RFA only. Of the 8 patients whose tumors were originally deemed unresectable because of inadequate margins, 6 later underwent resection 5 with negative margins and 1 with a positive margin ; , 1 was given RFA after intraoperative sonography indicated inadequate margins, and 1 did not undergo surgical resection after intraoperative sonography revealed no intrahepatic lesion. The number of lesions in a resected liver segment detected by visual inspection and intraoperative sonography correctly predicted the number of lesions found on pathologic examination in 7 44% ; of the 16 patients who underwent surgical resection. Lesion number was overestimated in 6 patients 38% ; and underestimated in 3 18% ; . Pathologic evaluation revealed gross tumor in 13 of the resected specimens, microscopic or 90% necrotic tumor in 2, and no viable tumor in 1 Table 2 ; . Among the 18 patients who underwent additional treatment after HAI, 4 had postoperative complications: 1 had a myocardial infarction, 1 had an episode of pulmonary edema, 1 had a subhepatic abscess, and 1 had a bile leak. Although 30-day postoperative mortality was zero, the patient who developed a bile leak died of subsequent complications 3 months after surgery. At a median follow-up of 17 months range 351 months ; , 15 83% ; of the 18 patients with CRC who had received further treatment had developed recurrent disease Table 3 ; . Fourteen patients 78% ; developed he.
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References 1. Hardman JG, Limbird LE ed ; Goodman and Gilman's The Pharmacological Basis of Therapeutics, 9th Ed. 1996 ; McGraw-Hill. San Francisco. 1664-1669. 2. Katzung BG ed ; Basic and Clinical Pharmacology, 8th Ed. 2001 ; McGraw-Hill. New York. 3. Grier MT; Meyers DG. "So much writing, so little science: a review of 37 years of literature on edetate sodium chelation therapy." Ann Pharmacother 1993; 27: 1504-9 van Rij AM; Solomon C; Packer SG; Hopkins WG. "Chelation therapy for intermittent claudication. A double-blind, randomized, controlled trial." Circulation 1994; 90: 1194-9 Ernst E. "Chelation therapy for coronary heart disease: An overview of all clinical investigations." Heart J 2000; 140: 139-41 Knudtson ML et al. "Chelation therapy for ischemic heart disease a randomized controleld trial." JAMA 2002; 287: 481-486.
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