Objective To evaluate the long term curative effects of radiotherapy combined with photodynamic therapy on the advanced esophageal cancer.Methods From Oct 1991 to Dec 1992, 60 patients with advanced esophageal cancer were randomly divided into two groups, 30 patients received conventional radiotherapy alone (CRT), the other 30 cases received radiotherapy combined with photodynamic therapy (PRT). After PRT the total dose of 40Gy,for 4 weeks the hematoporphyrin derivate(HpD) was given using 5mg/kg body intravenously and after 48 and 72 hours,the location of lesion were irradiation by 630-nm red light with 400～500mW/cm 2. Laser irradiation was given for 15 minutes to each part of tumor.Results The 5,10-year survival rates were 16 7% ,10 0% respetively;for CRT group and 29 9%, 16 7% respectively; for PRT group, The difference was significant (P

Purpose:To study the pathological characteristics of breast duct diseases with nipple discharge under breast duct endoscope and improve diagnostic accuracy.Methods:354 patients with nipple discharge were examined by fiberoptic duct endoscope (FVS 3000M), to investigate the suspected duct with its branch and detemine the location and extent of intraductal lesions, core biopsy can be done in suspicious leisions.Results:245 patients were found to have intraductal space occupying lesions, 97 patients were found to have exudative lesions, normal duct in 9 cases.186 cases underwent surgery, diagnosis was confirmed by pathology in 96.2%.Conclusions:Fiberoptic duct endoscopy can locate accurate site and pathogeny of nipple discharge ,to allow improvement in diagnosis of early breast cancer.

Objective To investigate general and clinicopathological characteristics of male breast cancer and analyze the factors affecting the outcomes of the patients.Methods Fifty-nine male breast cancer patients treated at Cancer Hospital of Zhengzhou University from January 2002 to December 2011 were included into the study.The clinicopathologic features and 5-year survival rate were retrospectively analyzed.The clinicopathologieal characteristics were investigated by univariate analysis to evaluate the impact of these factors on patient survival.Results The median age at diagnosis was 64 years old in these patients.The positive rate of ER/PR was 74.6 ％ (44/59).The patients were followed up for 9-123 months.The 5-year survival rate was 61％.Patients in stages Ⅰ and Ⅱ had better overall survival than those in stages Ⅲ and Ⅳ.Conclusion The male breast cancer patient has special clinical characteristics.TNM stage is a significant predictor of the overall survival.