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In spite of considerable progress in systemic chemotherapy in malignant throphoblastic disease, there remains a small group of patients who fail to respond to this type of therapy. Here the trophoblastic process may be localized by means of an arteriography, and treated by a local, intraarterial infusion of cytotoxic compounds in high concentration. The latter makes possible the treatment of processes localized in essential organs which are hard to remove, as well as in young women wishing to preserve their reproductive capacity. Our experiences is limited to one case of a young woman with chorioadenoma destruens in the uterus, resistant to systemic chemotherapy, yet successfully treated with pelvic, intraarterial infusion of cytotoxics.
J A Goldman, and
D Peleg, and
M Agmon, and
G Shapiro
April 1975,
Obstetrics and gynecology,
J A Goldman, and
D Peleg, and
M Agmon, and
G Shapiro
February 1975,
AMB : revista da Associacao Medica Brasileira,
J A Goldman, and
D Peleg, and
M Agmon, and
G Shapiro
April 1971,
Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine,
J A Goldman, and
D Peleg, and
M Agmon, and
G Shapiro
January 1966,
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J A Goldman, and
D Peleg, and
M Agmon, and
G Shapiro
November 1970,
Obstetrics and gynecology,
J A Goldman, and
D Peleg, and
M Agmon, and
G Shapiro
October 1978,
Obstetrics and gynecology,
J A Goldman, and
D Peleg, and
M Agmon, and
G Shapiro
January 1974,
Annales chirurgiae et gynaecologiae Fenniae,
J A Goldman, and
D Peleg, and
M Agmon, and
G Shapiro
July 1968,
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J A Goldman, and
D Peleg, and
M Agmon, and
G Shapiro
January 1986,
Zhonghua fu chan ke za zhi,
J A Goldman, and
D Peleg, and
M Agmon, and
G Shapiro
February 1968,
Annali di ostetricia, ginecologia, medicina perinatale,
