About: Oncology Progress is an academic journal. The journal publishes majorly in the area(s): Lung cancer & Cancer. Over the lifetime, 24 publications have been published receiving 41 citations.
TL;DR: China belongs to one of the moderate level countries in the incidence of bladder cancer, but for a decade, the incidence showed a rising trend for males and females, rural and urban, and then the data were compared statistically by gender and between urban and rural areas.
Abstract: Objective To investigate the status and trends of bladder cancer incidence in ChinaMethod The registered bladder cancer data between 1998 and 2008 was collected from the National Cancer Registration Center,including the incidence of bladder cancer,the constituent,the cumulative incidence aged 0 - 74,and the age-specific incidence, and then the data were compared statistically by gender and between urban and rural areasResult In 2008,the overall registered bladder cancer incidence was 749/100 000,accounting for 250%of total malignant tumors,the cumulative incidence aged 0-74 was 052%By gender,the incidence of males was 1141/100 000,33 times of that of females (351/100 000)By urban-rural difference,the incidence in rural was 855/100 000,24 times of that in urban (355/100 000)During 1998 -2008,the incidence registered was rising,the average annual growth rate was 460%, and was 476%in males,slightly higher than that of females(432%)In rural area,the average annual growth rate was 390%,lower than in urban area(564%) during 10 yearsThe incidence was rising along with the increase of age, surpassing that of kidney cancer over age 60,ranking 1st in the Chinese urinary malignant tumor,the incidence over age 85 reached a peak,which was 6977/100 000During 1998-2008,the age-specific incidence was not obviousConclusion China belongs to one of the moderate level countries in the incidence of bladder cancerBut for a decade,the incidence showed a rising trend for males and females,rural and urban,to which should be paid more attention
TL;DR: Maintenance therapy of ginsenoside Rg3 is an effective treatment option for patients with advanced NSCLC who have not progressed after first-line therapy, and is well tolerated.
Abstract: Objective To investigate the clinical efficacy and safety of ginsenoside Rg3 maintenance therapy after the first-line chemotherapy for patients with advanced non-small cell lung cancer(NSCLC).Method A total of 69 patients who responded to the first-line chemotherapy were assigned to single-agent ginsenoside Rg3 maintenance therapy or clinical observation.The maintenance therapy continued until disease progresses or intolerable toxicity occurs.Result 2 patients in treatment group withdrew or lost follow-up,the ratio of progression in maintenance therapy group and observation group were 53.1%vs 62.9%and the median progression-free survival time were,6.5 months us 6.2 months,respectively,both of the two indexes were not significantly different(P 0.05),though there was significant difference in the elevation of T lymphocyte subset and life quality(P 0.05),and there were also more patients in maintenance group received second-line therapy after tumor progressed(P 0.05).Conclusion Maintenance therapy of ginsenoside Rg3 is an effective treatment option for patients with advanced NSCLC who have not progressed after first-line therapy,and is well tolerated.
TL;DR: The HPV infection rate and the distribution of high-risk type vary in different regions and diverse populations in China, with HPV-16, HPV-52,HPV-58, and HPV-31 are dominant infection types which are specific in China.
Abstract: Objective The HPV infection rate and distribution of high-risk type in Chinese women of different regions were analyzed to provide basic scientific data for the development of effective regional control strategies and the development of HPV vaccine.Method By searching the literature,associated researches published in China before July 2011 were analyzed and evaluated comprehensively.Result HPV infection rate is 15.71%in ordinary women,and is lower than cervical lesions(15.71%vs 82.43%,P 0.05 ).Average infection rate of high-risk type is higher in northern China than in southern China(41.57%vs 14.81%,P 0.05).Average infection rate of high-risk type is higher in minority autonomous regions than others(56.36%vs 17.11%,P 0.05).The 6 most common HPV types in China are HPV-16, HPV-52,HPV-58,HPV-33,HPV-32,and HPV-31,with HPV-16 being the most frequently observed one among all types.The distribution of other common types in different regions varies.Conclusion The HPV infection rate and the distribution of high-risk type vary in different regions and diverse populations.HPV-16,HPV-52,HPV-58 are dominant infection types which are specific in China.
TL;DR: 3D- CRT technology is an important treatment for advanced liver cancer, of which the HBV reactivation and RILD are common complications; antiviral treatment can reduce the HBv reactivation rate and the incidence of HBV reactsivation induced hepatitis after 3D-CRT treatment.
Abstract: Objective To explore the related factors of reactivation of hepatitis B virus induced by three dimensional conformal radiotherapy(3D-CRT) in primary hepatic carcinoma. Method Fifty-six patients with primary liver cancer who were administered with 3D-CRT therapy were enrolled. Based on whether the antiviral treatment was followed by radiotherapy, all patients were divided into two groups. Group A(with following antiviral treatment group):32 cases; group B(without following antiviral treatment): 24 cases. Statistical analysis was carried out, including HBV reactivation rates and risk factors for HBV reactivation, HBV reactivation induced hepatitis, elevated ALT and liver function damage degree, and the incidence of RILD. Result In the 12 th week after 3D- CRT treatment, totalHBV reactivation rates of group A was lower than that of group B, with statistically significant difference(P0.05);The two groups had similar proportion of cases with doubled ALT level(P0.05). The incidence of reactivation induced hepatitis in group A(6.25%) is significantly lower than that of group B(25.0%)(P0.05); and liver function damage degrees in both groups were similar(P0.05), so were the incidence of RILD(6.25 vs 16.67%; χ2=1.5556, P=1.5556). In respect of HBV reactivation and inactivation, Child-Pugh, hierarchical structure and HBV DNA level, the two groups had statistically significant difference(P0.05). Conclusion 3D- CRT technology is an important treatment for advanced liver cancer, of which the HBV reactivation and RILD are common complications; antiviral treatment can reduce the HBV reactivation rate and the incidence of HBV reactivation induced hepatitis after 3D- CRT treatment.