《2006CCO復(fù)發(fā)性小細胞肺癌的化療治療》內(nèi)容簡介：

    What are the front-line chemotherapeutic options for women with recurrent, metastatic, orpersistent cervical cancer? Outcomes of interest include response rate, survival, toxicity, andquality of life （QOL）。

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    Carcinoma of the cervix is the third most common female genital tract malignancy in Canada,accounting for an estimated 1350 new cases and 400 deaths in 2005 （1）。 Although the rate ofincidence has declined dramatically over the past decades, cervical cancer contributes to 510new cases and 160 deaths each year in Ontario alone （1）。 The prognosis for early-stagecervical cancer is good due to effective screening practices and early treatments involvingsurgery and radiotherapy （2）。 In patients with high-risk local disease or advanced disease, theuse of radiosensitizing chemotherapy, typically cisplatin, improves survival outcomes overradiotherapy alone and has become a standard of care （3）； however, five-year survival forpatients with recurrent or persistent cervical cancer is less than 5% （4）。 Due to the increasinguse of cisplatin as a radiosensitizer in primary therapy, the effectiveness of cisplatin alone or incombination for first-line treatment is not well defined for this patient population.

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