Ten Cases of Feline Mediastinal Lymphoma

From 2005 November through 2010 July, ten cases of feline mediastinal lymphoma which had been treated according to the University of Wisconsin-Madison chemotherapy protocol for dogs (UW 25) were surveyed retrospectively regarding complete remission rate, survival time, and adverse effects of this co...

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Published inJournal of Animal Clinical Medicine Vol. 20; no. 4; pp. 115 - 120
Main Authors MORISHITA, Keitarou, NAGAYA, Yusuke, SHOJI, Yuki, FUKUI, Kenta, TABATA, Katsutoshi, YASUKAWA, Kuniyoshi, UENO, Takashi, SHIMODA, Tetsuya
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Abstract From 2005 November through 2010 July, ten cases of feline mediastinal lymphoma which had been treated according to the University of Wisconsin-Madison chemotherapy protocol for dogs (UW 25) were surveyed retrospectively regarding complete remission rate, survival time, and adverse effects of this compound chemotherapy. The average complete remission rate was 90%. Six cats survived for less than one year, one of which is still alive. Another cat survived for over one year, and is still alive. Yet another cat survived for over two years, and is still alive. The remaining two survived for over three years, and one of them is still alive. In general, side effects were slight, and were cured with symptomatic treatment. This multi-agent protocol, UW 25, proved to be much better than conventional COP protocol in respect of survival time, showing that long-term survival could be achieved with its use.
AbstractList From 2005 November through 2010 July, ten cases of feline mediastinal lymphoma which had been treated according to the University of Wisconsin-Madison chemotherapy protocol for dogs (UW 25) were surveyed retrospectively regarding complete remission rate, survival time, and adverse effects of this compound chemotherapy. The average complete remission rate was 90%. Six cats survived for less than one year, one of which is still alive. Another cat survived for over one year, and is still alive. Yet another cat survived for over two years, and is still alive. The remaining two survived for over three years, and one of them is still alive. In general, side effects were slight, and were cured with symptomatic treatment. This multi-agent protocol, UW 25, proved to be much better than conventional COP protocol in respect of survival time, showing that long-term survival could be achieved with its use. 2005年11月~2010年7月までに,縦隔型リンパ腫と診断した猫10例に,犬のUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison chemotherapy protocol(UW25)に準じたプロトコールを行い,完全寛解率,生存期間ならびに抗癌剤の副作用について調査した。完全寛解率は90%と非常に高く,生存期間は1年未満が6例(現在生存中1例含む),1年以上2年未満が1例(現在生存中),2年以上3年未満が1例(現在生存中),3年以上が2例(現在生存中1例含む)と長期の生存期間が得られた。副作用の程度は軽度であり対症療法により回復した。このプロトコールでは25週の治療期間中に再発がみられなかった場合,過去のCOP療法の報告と比べ非常に長期の生存期間が得られることが証明された。
From 2005 November through 2010 July, ten cases of feline mediastinal lymphoma which had been treated according to the University of Wisconsin-Madison chemotherapy protocol for dogs (UW 25) were surveyed retrospectively regarding complete remission rate, survival time, and adverse effects of this compound chemotherapy. The average complete remission rate was 90%. Six cats survived for less than one year, one of which is still alive. Another cat survived for over one year, and is still alive. Yet another cat survived for over two years, and is still alive. The remaining two survived for over three years, and one of them is still alive. In general, side effects were slight, and were cured with symptomatic treatment. This multi-agent protocol, UW 25, proved to be much better than conventional COP protocol in respect of survival time, showing that long-term survival could be achieved with its use.
Author MORISHITA, Keitarou
SHIMODA, Tetsuya
YASUKAWA, Kuniyoshi
TABATA, Katsutoshi
NAGAYA, Yusuke
UENO, Takashi
SHOJI, Yuki
FUKUI, Kenta
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田端 克俊
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