Vestnik rentgenologii i radiologii 1993-01-01

[Long-term results and perspectives of various radio-endovascular embolization in the treatment of patients with renal parenchyma cancer].

A M Granov, V N Anisimov, M I Karelin, A Iu Zakharov, I A Shumskiĭ

Index: Vestn. Rentgenol. Radiol. (5) , 53-4, (1993)

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Abstract

Various types of x-ray endovascular embolization were carried out in 256 patients with renal parenchymatous carcinoma over the period of 1979 to 1991. Iodolipol chemoembolization with dioxadet, a fat-soluble preparation, significantly improved three- and five-year cumulative survival of operable patients to 82.5 and 77%, respectively, vs. embolization without dioxadet, when only 58% of patients survived for three and 51% for five years. In inoperable patients five-year survival after fatty chemoembolization was 24.5% vs. null in the group administered embolization without dioxadet. Ferrochemoembolization appears still more promising.