암의 고주파 온열요법과 병용치료의 유용성 평가 분석에 관한 연구
Study on the Usefulness of High-frequency Analysis of the Combined Treatment of Cancer with Hyperthermia
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In order to understand the usefulness to the high-frequency thermal therapy ofcancer staging according to the TNM classification treatment, was to evaluate the effect of highfrequencyhyperthermia treatment approach through other means and whether other organs,according to the combined presence of transition. Targeted to receive more than a total of 1 cyclehigh frequency heat treatment at C hospital that performed the high-frequency hyperthermiacancer patients 92 people out stage, depending on the presence or absence of metastasis, combinedhyperthermia patients for statistics before and after treatment the therapeutic effect of thetherapeutic classification. Out of a total of 92 patients decrease 11 patients, stable 71 patients, withincrease 10 patients, the rate of increase is the result of about 11% patients showed a decrease ofabout 89% is occupied by patients and a stable rate. There is strong evidence for the usefulness asa secondary therapy to maintain the quality of life, while slowing the progression of cancer by ahigh-frequency heat treatment.
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In order to understand the usefulness to the high-frequency thermal therapy ofcancer staging according to the TNM classification treatment, was to evaluate the effect of highfrequencyhyperthermia treatment approach through other means and whether other organs,according to the combined presence of transition. Targeted to receive more than a total of 1 cyclehigh frequency heat treatment at C hospital that performed the high-frequency hyperthermiacancer patients 92 people out stage, depending on the presence or absence of metastasis, combinedhyperthermia patients for statistics before and after treatment the therapeutic effect of thetherapeutic classification. Out of a total of 92 patients decrease 11 patients, stable 71 patients, withincrease 10 patients, the rate of increase is the result of about 11% patients showed a decrease ofabout 89% is occupied by patients and a stable rate. There is strong evidence for the usefulness asa secondary therapy to maintain the quality of life, while slowing the progression of cancer by ahigh-frequency heat treatment.
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