%0 Journal Article
%T Complicaciones del tratamiento quir¨²rgico tras radioterapia y quimioterapia neoadyuvantes en el c¨¢ncer no microc¨ªtico de pulm¨®n: An¨¢lisis de una serie de 16 pacientes
%A G¨®mez de Antonio
%A D.
%A Fuente
%A C. de la
%A Hurtado
%A A.
%A Zapata
%A I.
%A G¨¢mez
%A P.
%A C¨®rdoba
%A M.
%A Varela
%A A.
%J Oncolog¨ªa (Barcelona)
%D 2006
%I Scientific Electronic Library Online
%R 10.4321/S0378-48352006000200003
%X purpose: to compare the postoperative morbimortality of patients with non-small cell lung cancer (nsclc) patients treated employing a full dose of induction radiotherapy (>59 gy) with those receiving a standard dose of radiotherapy (< 45 gy). material and methods: a retrospective analysis of patients with nsclc treated by surgery after chemo-radiotherapy ¡À chemotherapy in our institution since december 2000 (n=16) is made. data about survival, postoperative morbidity, and time and site of recurrence or metastases are considered. results: there was no perioperative mortality. no statistical differences were found in postoperative morbidity when comparing both groups of radiation (p<0.197).the two years actuarial survival rate was 66.6 %. conclusion: in our experience, it seems reasonable to offer surgery to patients with nsclc even when they have received a full dose induction radiotherapy.
%K induction therapy
%K surgery
%K non-small cell lung cancer
%K morbimortality.
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