[Combined chemotherapy of ovarian cancer with special reference to carboquone]
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This study evaluated carboquone combined with picibanil and futraful for ovarian cancer, showing good to fair responses in most patients and improved survival compared to controls, but with significant side effects.
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Carboquone (CQ) was administered to 20 patients with ovarian cancer as a main drug in the multiple chemotherapy. Picibanil and Futraful (FT-207) were medicated simultaneously. CQ was given 3 mg each, 2 times a week, up to total 30 mg intravenously or intraperitoneally. 1) The effect of CQ was evaluated in 6 cases. The response was good in 2 cases, fair in 3, and poor in 1. In the other 3 cases after surgery long-lasting remission suggested the effectiveness of this drug. 2) When compared with 43 cases of control group(historical control), apparent higher survival rate was observed until 3 years in this group. 3) Side effects were noted in 89% of the patients. In 5 patients CQ treatment was discontinued because of severe complications. These complications were more pronounced when it was administered intraperitoneally or combined with radiation.
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