A. Delmer et al., TREATMENT OF HIGH-GRADE NON-HODGKINS-LYMP HOMAS WITH SHORT INTENSIVE CHEMOTHERAPY (MACOP-B), Bulletin du cancer, 80(9), 1993, pp. 808-815
We present our results of a MACOP-B regimen in a series of 46 patients
with high-grade NHL. The complete remission rate was 74%for patients
with advanced stage disease. The excellent tolerance allowed this regi
men to be given on an outpatient basis in the majority of cases. The m
edian follow-up for the living patients is 28 months. Although some pa
tients received additional treatment that could influence the results,
the predicted DFS (disease-free survival) at 45 months of 57% compare
s favorably with the best results published so far with more toxic reg
imens.