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A Moryl-Bujakowska

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[Secondary neoplasms in two children with Hodgkin's disease].

In two out of 59 children with Hodgkin's disease treated with MVPP regimen combined with local irradiation and followed up over 10 years the secondary neoplasms were detected, i.e. in 3.4% with persisting remission of the underlying disease. Chondrosarcoma was diagnosed in one patient in the field of irradiation (after 13 years). This patient died. In the second patient two different tumors (squamous epithelioma and fibrosarcoma) developed after 7 and 9 years following irradiation of two different areas. Actually, there are not any symptoms in this female patients (working). To decrease the incidence of these serious complications of Hodgkin's disease treatment regimens introduced by the Polish Pediatric Leukemia Study Group since 1988, the use of alkylating agents in limited, and the dose of local irradiation is decreased.

Antineoplastic Combined Chemotherapy Protocols↗

[Results of treatment of Hodgkin's disease in children. Observation of 203 cases treated with modified MVPP regimen combined with local radiotherapy].

Totally 209 children were treated within 1971-1982. Complete remission was achieved in 95.6%. Recurrence was noted in 36 patients (18.6%); 20 patients (9.9%) died due to progression of the disease and 9 patients (4.4%) because of complications. The first remission remains constantly in 150 patients for 63-206 months, including that after completion of therapy during 45-206 months. Asymptomatic 5- and 10-year survivals are the following: 82.9% and 80.1% respectively; 5- and 10-year survivals 91.9% and 89.8%, respectively. Expanded experience served as base to design a new regimen (introduced in 1988) which is being supposed to reduce untoward reaction by decreasing the number of MVPP cycles and irradiation doses.

Antineoplastic Combined Chemotherapy Protocols↗