ABSTRACT
Objective To evaluate the clinical efficacy of arterial chemotherapy and partial cystotomy for treatment of bladder carcinoma. Methods A total of 171 cases of the bladder carcinoma who would undergo partial cystotomy were randomly diviede into 2 groups:(1)78 patients received arterial chemotherapy before the operation;(2) 93 cases were treated with arterial chemotherapy after the operation.In addition,35 cases who underwent operation alone were selected for the DNA content detection by FCM as control group.All these cases were followed up for 5 years. Results Among the 78 cases with the cystoscopy,the tumors disappeared in 9 cases and the tumors shrank by half or more in 49 cases.The total effective rate was 74.3%(58/78).The pathological examination showed the effective rate was 75.9%(44/58).There was a remarkable change in the carcinoma cells by the electronic microscopy.DNA index,proliferation index,SFR and aneuploid rate were detected by FCM.In the cases of grades Ⅱ and Ⅲ bladder carcinoma there was a statistically significant difference ( P