Ns. Sergeeva et al., THE DEVELOPMENT OF HIGH-DOSE CHEMOTHERAPY INDIVIDUALIZATION OF OVARIAN-CANCER PATIENTS, Eksperimental'naa onkologia, 19(3), 1997, pp. 246-249
By means of MTT-in vitro assay the drug sensitivity (for CDDP, CBDCA,
adriablastin, Thio-Tepa and 5-Fluorouracil) of human ovarian tumor cel
ls (70 patients) was studied. 325 dose-effect curves were analyzed. It
was found that there were drug-resistant tumors even if cytostatics w
ere used at the doses which three-times exceeded the therapeutically e
quivalent ones. Fog all the doses of cytostatics used (1.0-3.0 therape
utically equivalent), the number of drug-resistant tumors was minimal
for CBDCA and maximal for 5-Fluorouracil. These data provide an eviden
ce for the expediency of laboratory study of dose-dependent drug sensi
tivity for high-dose chemotherapy of ovarian cancer patients.