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Abstract


Purpose: In advanced colorectal cancer, 5-Fluorouracil (5-FU) and Leucovorin (LV) have been used as a standard chemotherapy regimen. 5-FU is a popular chemotherapeutic drug for colorectal cancers and LV is the most effective modulator of 5-FU. Recently, some studies using Interferon (INF) combination therapy with 5-FU to enhance the anti-tumor effect of 5-FU have been performed. The outcomes were reported to be better than those of studies using single agent therapy. However, the clinical effect of a combination therapy with INF is still controversial. So that, we performed this study to understand the advantages of INF combination therapy in advanced colorectal cancers in the Korean population.

Methods: We recruited patients who had been diagnosed with for colorectal cancers and received operations and postoperative adjuvant chemotherapy in Uijongbu St. Mary¡¯s hospital, from July, 1995, to June, 1999. The patients were divided into two groups; control group treated with the Mayo clinic chemotherapy regimen of 5-FU plus LV, and study group treated with additional INF-¥á to 5-FU-LV combination treatment. We evaluated the clinical outcomes such as the overall survival rate, the recurrence rate, and the chemotoxicity between two groups.

Results: In comparison of 5 year survival rates of two groups for each stage of the colorectal cancer, those of stage B2 were 90.9% in the control group and 80.0% in the study group. For stage C patients, the values were 80.2% in control group and 52.5% in the study group. The overall 5-year survival rates of the control group and the study group regardless of stages were 77.1%, and 63.4%, respectively. The 5-year disease-free survival rates for stage B2 were 82.8% in the control group and 72.9% in the study group. For stage C patients, those were 42.6% in the control group and 34.4% in the study group. The recurrence and metastatic rates were 19.2% (local recurrence; 2, metastasis; 12) in the control group and 36.1% (local recurrence; 3 metastasis; 27) in the study group. The overall incidences of chemotoxicity were 24.7% in the control group and 31.3% in the study group.

Conclusion: There was no evidence that chemotherapy using 5-FU and LV combined with INF-¥á in advanced colorectal cancer patients was more effective than the Mayo regimen of 5-FU and LV. More large scale clinical studies are warranted to evaluate the efficacy of additional INF therapy in colorectal cancer patients.

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Colorectal cancer;Interferon-¥á;Chemotherapy

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