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A Phase If Study of Neoadjuvant Chemotbexapy (NC) and Conamdtant Chemoradiothera~y (CCBT) for Stage III Non-Snudl Cell Lung Cancer (NSCLC). W. Gradishw*, E. Vokes,P. Eoffman,C. English, M. Fequwa, J. Bitrq IX. Golomb. NorthweMem University* and University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois, USA. Since 10188, 2.5 patients @ts) with stage III
NSCLC (14-I&ll-IHb) havebeen entered on a phaseIIstiyofNC,CCRT andsurgexy(for resectable disease). Fourteen fem&.aadllm&swere~tered witha meanageof59yeal.a (range 37-74). sixpts WithIHa disease underwent complete surgical resection prior toNC. NC consisted of3 cycles of
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SYNCHRONOUS RADIO-CHEMOTHERAPY @T-C) IN LOCALLY ADVANCED NON SMALL CELL LUNG CANCER (LANSCLC) C.Panoussaki$ D.V.Skarlos**,P.Pantelakos*, N.Zaboglou***,E.Samantas**,L.Vini**, N.Xarpassitis*, P.Papakostas** *Radiation Oncology Departement of "Agii Anargiri" Cancer Hospital **3d Departement of Oncology of "Agii Anargiri Cancer Hospital *** Universitst Dusseldorf From 1988-1990 56 pts median aged 64 (34-75) with previously untreated LANSCLC (31 pts 111% 25 pts IIIB), were treated with carboplatin 50 mg/m2 1.V for 5 consequtive days in the 1st and 5th week, Gesidine 3 mg/m2 1.V day 8,15,36 and RT 2Gy daily X 5 for 6 consequtive weeks (total 60Gy). 43 tumors were squamous-cell,3 large-cell and 10 adenocarcinoma.4 earlytumop related deaths were occurred; 12 pts achieved a CR (21,4%) and 18 a PR (32,1%). Median time to progression was 17 months for CR's and 8 for PR's. To date 35 pts have a renewed progression or relapse and 35 pts have died. The survival is 0,5-31 months (median 13). The study is ongoing.