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OBJECTIVE Thus far there is no standard salvage regimenfor patients with recurrent and refractory intermediate and highgrade non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma (NHL). This study intends toinvestigate the therapeutic efficacy of the DICE (dexamethasone,isofosfamide, cisplatin and etoposide) regimen on the recurrentand refractory NHL, and to observe the related adverse effects.METHODS Clinical records of 22 patients with recurrent andrefractory NHL, who failed to achieve a remission from theCHOP [cyclophosphamide, hydroxydaunomycin/doxorubicin(adriamycin), oncovin, prednisone] regimen within 2 to 6 cyclesof treatment, were reviewed. DICE, as a salvage regimen with amedian course of treatment of 4 cycles (ranging from 2 to 7 cycles),was now used, and evaluation of the therapeutic efficacy andadverse effect of DICE was conducted in all the patients. Of the 22NHL cases, 8 were of T-cell origin and the other 14 B-cell origin.Salvage treatment was performed in the patients, with appraisal,prevention and treatment of the toxic reactions.RESULTS Following DICE treatment in the 22 patients, thetotal effective rate of the regimen was 63.6%, and the completeremission (CR) rate was 40.9%. The effective rates of DICE onthe T and B-cell sourced NHL were 75.0% and 57.1%, and the CRrate were 37.5%, 42.9%, respectively (P >0.05). An increase of thelactate dehydrogenase (LDH) level accompanied by a giant lumpwas the short-term effect on patients with recurrence (mean P <0.05) who were drug resistant. Myelosuppression, digestive systemreaction and alopecia were the commonly-seen complications inthe patients who received DICE regimen. All patients recoveredafter treatment, and no chemotherapy-related death occurred.CONCLUSION DICE regimen is effective in treating refractoryand recurrent NHL.
OBJECTIVE Thus far there is no standard salvage regimen for patients with recurrent and refractory intermediate and highgrade non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma (NHL). This study intends to investigate the therapeutic efficacy of the DICE (dexamethasone, isofosfamide, cisplatin and etoposide) regimen on the recurrent and refractory NHL , and to observe the related adverse effects. METHODS Clinical records of 22 patients with recurrent andrefractory NHL, who failed to achieve a remission from CHOP [cyclophosphamide, hydroxydaunomycin / doxorubicin (adriamycin), oncovin, prednisone] regimen within 2 to 6 cycles of treatment, were reviewed. DICE, as a salvage regimen with a median course of treatment of 4 cycles (ranging from 2 to 7 cycles), was now used, and evaluation of the therapeutic efficacy and adverse effect of DICE was conducted in all the patients. Of the 22NHL cases, 8 were of T-cell origin and the other 14 B-cell origin. Survage treatment was performed in the patients, with appraisal, prevention and treatment of the toxic reactions. RESULTS Following DICE treatment in the 22 patients, the total effective rate of the regimen was 63.6%, and the completeremission (CR) rate was 40.9%. The effective rates of DICE onthe T and B-cell sourced NHL were An increase of thelactate dehydrogenase (LDH) level accompanied by a giant lumpwas the short-term effect on patients with recurrence (mean P <0.05), and the CR rate were 37.5%, 42.9% 0.05) who were drug resistant. Myelosuppression, digestive system reaction and alopecia were the commonly-seen complications inthe patients who received DICE regimen. All patients recovered after treatment, and no chemotherapy-related death occurred. CONCLUSION DICE regimen is effective in treating refractory and recurrent NHL.