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Cure of Burkitt's lymphoma. Ten-year follow-up of 157 Ugandan patients.

192 Ugandan patients with Burkitt's lymphoma were treated with various regimens containing high-dose cyclophosphamide. 21 patients died during induction therapy, and 14 died after partial responses. Of 157 patients who responded completely to treatment, 16 were lost to follow-up (10 in 69 died and 72 (51%) are alive and disease-free. 31 of the long-term survivors have relapsed at least once and have been successfully retreated. Overall, 34 surviving patients had central-nervous-system involvement, also successfully treated. It is concluded that Burkitt's lymphoma is curable in at least 50% of patients, and that relapse and central-nervous-system involvement are not incompatible with long survival.[1]

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  1. Cure of Burkitt's lymphoma. Ten-year follow-up of 157 Ugandan patients. Ziegler, J.L., Magrath, I.T., Olweny, C.L. Lancet (1979) [Pubmed]
 
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