1980
DOI: 10.1159/000214790
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Intraarterielle Infusionsbehandlung von Lungentumoren

Abstract: Bei 14 ausgewählten Patienten mit Lungentumoren (8 kleinzellige, 3 Adeno- und 2 Plattenepithelkarzinome sowie 1 Leiomyosarkom der Lunge) wurde eine intraarterielle Infusionsbehandlung mit zytostatischen Substanzen (10 Patienten) bzw. mit proteolytischen Enzymen (4 Patienten) durchgeführt. Die Infusion erfolgte nach angiographischer Tumordarstellung in 8 Fallen über die A. bronchialis, in 5 Fallen über die A. pulmonalis und in 1 Fall über die A. thoracica interna. Als Ergebnis finden sich nach jeweils einmalige… Show more

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“…85 Adriamycin was infused in this study; mitromycin-C, 5 FU, HN2, chloramine mustard, and even proteolytic enzymes have been employed on other occasions. [86][87][88] In addition to isolated pulmonary arteries, such infusions have been performed into selective bronchial arteries as well as into a segment of the aorta from which the bronchial arteries arise, using a double balloon triple lumen catheter. 86 Infusion into the bronchial circulation in this manner is thought, at least in some circles, to capitalize on the principle of selective drug delivery into the vascular supply of a bronchogenic, if not metastatic, carcinoma.…”
Section: Thoracic Intra-arterial Chemotherapy Infusionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…85 Adriamycin was infused in this study; mitromycin-C, 5 FU, HN2, chloramine mustard, and even proteolytic enzymes have been employed on other occasions. [86][87][88] In addition to isolated pulmonary arteries, such infusions have been performed into selective bronchial arteries as well as into a segment of the aorta from which the bronchial arteries arise, using a double balloon triple lumen catheter. 86 Infusion into the bronchial circulation in this manner is thought, at least in some circles, to capitalize on the principle of selective drug delivery into the vascular supply of a bronchogenic, if not metastatic, carcinoma.…”
Section: Thoracic Intra-arterial Chemotherapy Infusionmentioning
confidence: 99%