Registration Number
0222U001850,
0119U101013
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Title
Nosotropic mechanisms of realization of clinical effect of the new combined methods of treatment of uveal melanomas
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Head
Vit Valerii V.,
Registration Date
03-02-2022
Organization
State Institution "The Filatov Institute of Eye Disease and Tissue Therapy of NAMS of Ukraine"
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The results of the study: a modified method of treatment of UM stage T1N0M0 was developed. It consists in conducting daily sessions of TTT four days in a row with an interval between courses of treatment of 2-3 months during the year. A combined method of treatment of ciliochoroidal melanoma was developed. It consists of blockexcision with a radio-wave knife and preliminary brachytherapy with reduced doses (220-400 g), which reduces radiation exposure by 1.5-2 times compared to radiation therapy in its pure form,. It also allows to avoid radiation complications and increase the effectiveness of treatment of patients with this pathology to 85.7% [Patent of Ukraine № 143392, 2020, Bull. № 14]. Blockexcision with preliminary brachytherapy by reduced doses allows to expand the indications for organ-preserving treatment of patients with iridociliary and ciliochoroidal melanomas with tumor basis up to 11.0 mm and heigh up to 9,0 mm, to increase the effectiveness of organ-preserving treatment of patients with UM complicated of secondary glaucoma in 15.6% and 17.8% of cases, respectively, preserve the eye and baseline visual acuity.
The effectiveness (complete resorption of the tumor) of the developed methods of CD treatment of EM and EC was 62.5% and 91.7%, respectively, RCD treatment - 78.5% and 73.7 Ultrasound examination showed that the thickness of the sclera under the tumor in all hystological types of tumors is less than on the contralateral side by an average of 17.9%. At EM and EK moderate echogenicity of a tumor (p = 0,006) meets more often.
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Elagina Viktoria A.
Bogdanova Oleksandra V.
Boyko Nadya O.
Borisova Marina I.
Buiko Olexandr Sergiyovych
Velichko Ludmila M.
Volkova Ludmila F.
Gavronska Natalia M.
Maletskyi Anatolii P.
Maltsev Edward Valentinovich
Molchanuk Natalia I.
Pilipenko Viktoriia V.
Piterova Olga V.
Poliakova Svitlana І.
Safronenkova Irina O.
Tsukanova Inna V.
Shved Ganna V
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2022-03-09
