Anticancer Efficacy of Concurrent Capecitabine and Radiation Therapy for Cervical Adenocarcinoma in Nude Mice
- VernacularTitle:卡培他滨与放射联合对子宫颈腺癌抗肿瘤效果的实验研究
- Author:
Bin YANG
;
Hua YAN
;
Xinyan WANG
;
Dongbo LI
;
Hiroshi SASAKI
;
Tao SHANG
;
Yufen ZHAO
- Publication Type:Journal Article
- Keywords:
capecitabine;
radiation;
cervix adenocarcinoma;
nude mice
- From:
Journal of China Medical University
2009;(10):751-754
- CountryChina
- Language:Chinese
-
Abstract:
Objective To observe the therapeutic effect of the new plan of concurrent capecitabine (CAP) and radiation therapy for hu-man cervical adenocarcinoma in nude mice. Methods The nude mice were injected with CAC-1 cells for the modelization of cervical ade-nocarcinoma. Before treatment,all mice with tumors were randomly divided into control group,CAP group,5-FU group,radiation group,CAP+ radiation group,5-FU+radiation group. According to the tumor size,mice were furtherly divided into large-size and small-size groups in the control group,CAP group,radiation group, CAP+radiation group. The change of tumor size,tumor growth percentage and the delay time of tu-mor growth were evaluated. Results The therapeutic effect of combining 2/3MTD CAP with 6 Gy radiation or fractionation 2 Gy × 8 times radiation was better than that of the control group,chemotherapy group and the radiation group. The difference was significant (P < 0.05). The restraint effect of the combining 2/3MTD CAP with 6 Gy radiotherapy was better than that of the combining 2/3MTD 5-FU with 6 Gy radiotherapy. Combining 2/3MTD CAP with fractionation 2 Gyx8 times radiation therapy was more efficient than Combining 2/3MTD CAP with fractionation 6 Gy radiation therapy. In combining therapy groups,the response of large-size tumors was more significant than that of the small-size tumors (P < 0.05),which had almost no obvious response. Conclusion Concurrent CAP and radiation therapy has obvious restraint effect on CAC-1 cervix adenocarcinoma in nude mice. The CAP and radiation therapy can promote the therapeutic effect to each oth-er. The therapeautic effect of the concurrent CAP and radiation therapy is affected by the radiation dose, radiation method and the tumor size.
