Effect of radiotherapy for renal cell carcinoma

summary

A relative has a history of hypertension for more than ten years, and has been taking medicine at ordinary times. His blood pressure control is relatively stable. During routine examination, he found that he had renal cancer again. The doctor said that it was best to have an operation. However, because the patient is older, he asked us to think about it carefully, for fear that the patient's body would not be able to bear the operation. Through treatment, now the condition is stable, in order to prevent you from the same disease, let me introduce the effect of radiotherapy for renal cancer.

Effect of radiotherapy for renal cell carcinoma

First: interferon therapy for renal cell carcinoma: renal cell carcinoma is a relatively rare cancer, but it develops rapidly, often with metastasis or local infiltration. If not diagnosed early, only 20 intestines can be surgically removed.

Second, radical nephrectomy is the most basic treatment for most patients in the middle and early stage. The scope of operation includes removal of diseased kidney, perirenal fat, perirenal fascia and ipsilateral adrenal gland

Third, the results of randomized controlled trials of renal cell carcinoma can not prove that lymphokine activated killer cells (LAK), tumor infiltrating lymphocytes (TIL) and ifn-y are effective in the treatment of metastatic renal cell carcinoma.

matters needing attention

Studies have shown that the effective rate of high-dose II / 2 is higher than that of low-dose II / 2. Although the toxicity is high, some patients can benefit from long-term remission.