Jiro Suzuki
Springer Japan
0e druk, 2012
9784431684558
Treatment of Glioma
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Paperback, 245 blz.
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Engels
Springer Japan |
2012
ISBN13: 9784431684558
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Malignant glioma is generally considered one of the most therapeutically difficult cerebral tumors. This book deals with many aspects of gliomas, including factors related to incidence and epidemiology, and surveys the history of glioma therapies. Experimental studies carried out by the Sendai Group of Neurosurgeons are reported, together with the results of many clinical studies of RAFP therapy. This particular theorapy involves the administration of radiation treatment and three chemical compounds: ACNU, Futraful and PSK. A recent technique for evaluating the effectiveness of therapy based on MRI diagnostic methods is introduced. This book thus offers valuable information and guidelines for future developments in treatment.
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ISBN13:9784431684558
Taal:Engels
Bindwijze:paperback
Aantal pagina's:245
Uitgever:Springer Japan
Druk:0
Inhoudsopgave
I. Statistical Analysis.- 1. Epidemiology and Statistical Analysis of Gliomas.- 2. Statistical Considerations of Therapeutic Results in Glioblastoma.- II. Basic Studies.- 3. Combined Effects of Radiation, ACNU, and 5-FU on Gliomas: An Experimental Combination Therapy.- 4. The Pharmacokinetics of ACNU in Patients with Malignant Brain Tumor.- 5. The Effects of Induced Hypertension on the Uptake of ACNU in Experimental Brain Tumor.- 6. A Study of Intratumoral Oxygen Pressure in Brain Tumors.- III. Clinical Studies.- 7. An Outline of RAFP Therapy.- 8. Results of RAFP Therapy on CT Scan.- 9. Clinical Analysis of Glioma: Anaplastic Astrocytoma and Glioblastoma.- 10. Clinical Analysis of Glioma: Low-Grade Astrocytoma.- 11. Clinical Analysis of Glioma: Oligodendroglioma.- 12. Clinical Analysis of Glioma: Ependymoma.- 13. Clinical Analysis of Glioma: Medulloblastoma.- 14. Side Effects of RAFP Therapy.- 15. Clinical Study Using MRI in Patients Treated with RAFP Therapy.