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The application of collagen gel droplet culture drug-sensitivity test (CD-DST) in postoperative chemotherapy of gastric cancer

  

  • Received:2011-05-11 Revised:2011-07-29 Published:2011-12-15 Online:2011-12-15
  • Contact: Zhao-Jin LI

Abstract: Objective: Observe and value the efficacy of postoperative chemotherapy for gastric cancer under the guidance of CD-DST Technology. Discuss its guiding role and feasibility for chemotherapy of gastric cancer. Methods: The patients who have been confirmed to be effective in vitro with FOLFOX4 by CD-DST enter pilot group, and the patients who have accepted FOLFOX4 without CD-DST enter control group. Compare postoperative one year and three years survival rate between the two groups. Results: In pilot group, year survival rate was 93.5%; three-year survival rate was 83.9%. In control group, year survival rate was 88.6%; three-year survival rate was 60.0%. The difference of three-year survival rate between two groups is significant in statistics. (P﹤0.05) Conclusion: CD-DST technology has some significance for the choice of chemotherapy program for individual treatment of gastric cancer patients.