Follicular lymphoma尽管进展极其缓慢,但却被称为不可治愈的。而aggressive and very aggressive的淋巴瘤,尽管会进展快,但很大部分病人是可以治愈的,所以要积极治疗,这个看起来很矛盾。Hodgkin治愈率更高(不要和FL搞混了)。还有个有意思的现象,尽管化疗后follicullar lymphoma会很快消失,但以后还会出现,其进展速度和没有治疗的差不多,因而生存时间和生存率也没有什么差别,于是对这个病,人们一般不主张在一开始就化疗,而是在需要治疗时(有了症状--全身的或局部的,肿块大或有压迫时,或有贫血等等)再治疗。一旦需要治疗,化疗效果不错。也就是说,你有了这个病,活得好好的时候,就不要管他。它造成问题了,咱再治疗。因为早治疗和晚治疗的结果是一样的,为啥要早治早有副作用呢?
对早期在外周淋巴区的FL,如腋窝和腹股沟的,却主张用放疗,为啥?以前的临床研究发现,早期follicular lymphoma放疗后很多人长时间无病生存,10年甚至20年近35-40%无复发,而且过了十几年后复发率更少,所以有人把这个情况说成“治愈”,带引号的。但那有人问了,为啥三大作风的医生不主张治疗?因为腹部淋巴区较大,照射范围大,有很多器官,尽管剂量低,但长期副作用不能不考虑,譬如放射致癌风险,所以对腹部的,不主张放疗。这一点,可能有的医生会有不同看法,但多数是不主张治疗的。这是个收益和风险的比例问题。
如何做watchful waiting?一般是定期CT。为啥不用MRI?MRI费用贵,而且胸部一般不用MRI,其他区域CT和MRI差不多,当然就选CT了。而且CT扫起来快,“哧溜”一下就完了。
还有,病理做了那么markers,主要是鉴别诊断用。譬如,CD5 和CyclinD1是另一种淋巴瘤的标志,叫Mantle cell lymphoma,显微镜下和FL相似,而这两个markers可以鉴别诊断。Cyclin是细胞周期因子的意思. 因为Cyclin一般是推动细胞周期的,也就是使细胞增殖的,不是个好东西。Mantle cell lymphoma的生存以前平均只有三年,现在好些,估计4-6年,比FL差好多。所以,CyclinD1阴性,该是个好事。
另外,在淋巴结里见到大量的T淋巴细胞,不一定有什么预后意义。在其他地方的肿瘤,有大量淋巴浸润,是个好 现象。但淋巴结是淋巴细胞的家,看到了正常。就像一个贪官和情妇在商场里逛商店时被警察抓到,电视上和照片上看到背景有好多人,不表明这些人是去抓贪官的,那地方就该有很多人。如果是在衙门里,有一大帮人堵在那里,那是个好现象,证明人们对这个贪官义愤填膺,有觉悟。这个地方以后对贪官的治理会容易很多。所以俺觉得,在淋巴结里看到T细胞应该的。看的得报告里都有。
FL的预后可以根据FLIPI(FL international prognostic index)作出判断。有兴趣的可去查查
?During the past 250 years, we have witnessed many remarkable advances against cancer, a disease known to humanity for thousands of years. Here are a few key milestones in the history of cancer research.
1775:  Chimney Soot & Squamous Cell Carcinoma
Percivall Pott identifies a relationship between exposure to  chimney  soot and the incidence of squamous cell carcinoma of the scrotum among   chimney sweeps. His report is the first to clearly link an  environmental  exposure to the development of cancer.
1863:  Inflammation & Cancer
Rudolph Virchow identifies white blood cells (leukocytes) in   cancerous tissue, making the first connection between inflammation and  cancer.  Virchow also coins the term "leukemia" and is the first person  to describe  the excess number of white blood cells in the blood of  patients with this  disease.
1882: The  First Radical Mastectomy to Treat Breast Cancer
William Halsted performs the first radical mastectomy to  treat  breast cancer. This surgical procedure remains the standard operation  for  breast cancer until the latter half of the 20th century.
1895: The  First X-Ray 
Wilhelm Roentgen discovers X-rays. The first X-ray picture  is an image of one of his wife's hands.
1898:  Radium & Polonium
Marie and Pierre Curie discover the radioactive elements  radium and  polonium. Within a few years, the use of radium in cancer treatment   begins.
1902:  Cancer Tumors & Single Cells with Chromosome Damage
Theodor Boveri proposes that cancerous tumors arise from  single  cells that have experienced chromosome damage and suggests that   chromosome alterations cause the cells to divide uncontrollably.
1903: The  First Use of Radiation Therapy to Cure Cancer
S.W. Goldberg and Efim London describe the use of radium to  treat  two patients with basal cell carcinoma of the skin. The disease was   eradicated in both patients.
1909:  Immune Surveillance
"Paul Ehrlich proposes that the immune system usually  suppresses  tumor formation, a concept that becomes known as the  ""immune  surveillance"" hypothesis. This proposal prompts  research, which  continues today, to harness the power of the immune system to  fight  cancer.
1911:  Cancer in Chickens
Peyton Rous discovers a virus that causes cancer in chickens  (Rous  sarcoma virus), establishing that some cancers are caused by infectious   agents.
1915:  Cancer in Rabbits 
Katsusaburo Yamagiwa and Koichi Ichakawa induce cancer in  rabbits by  applying coal tar to their skin, providing experimental proof that   chemicals can cause cancer.
1928: The  Pap Smear
George Papanicolaou discovers that cervical cancer can be  detected  by examining cells from the vagina under a microscope. This   breakthrough leads to the development of the Pap test, which allows  abnormal  cervical cells to be detected and removed before they become  cancerous.
1932: The  Modified Radical Mastectomy for Breast Cancer
David H. Patey develops the modified radical mastectomy for  breast  cancer. This surgical procedure is less disfiguring than the radical   mastectomy and eventually replaces it as the standard surgical treatment  for  breast cancer.
1937: The  National Cancer Institute (NCI)
Legislation signed by President Franklin D. Roosevelt  establishes the National Cancer Institute (NCI).
1937:  Breast-Sparing Surgery Followed by Radiation
George Keynes describes the treatment of breast cancer with   breast-sparing surgery followed by radiation therapy. After surgery to  remove  the tumor, long needles containing radium are inserted  throughout the affected  breast and near the adjacent axillary lymph  nodes.
1941:  Hormonal Therapy
Charles Huggins discovers that removing the testicles to  lower  testosterone production or administering estrogens causes prostate  tumors  to regress. Such hormonal manipulation—more commonly known as  hormonal  therapy—continues to be a mainstay of prostate cancer  treatment.
1947:  Antimetabolites
Sidney Farber shows that treatment with the antimetabolite  drug  aminopterin, a derivative of folic acid, induces temporary remissions in   children with acute leukemia. Antimetabolite drugs are structurally  similar to  chemicals needed for important cellular processes, such as  DNA synthesis, and  cause cell death by blocking those processes.
1949:  Nitrogen Mustard
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approves nitrogen  mustard  (mechlorethamine) for the treatment of cancer. Nitrogen mustard belongs   to a class of drugs called alkylating agents, which kill cells by  chemically  modifying their DNA.
1950:  Cigarette Smoking & Lung Cancer 
Ernst Wynder, Evarts Graham, and Richard Doll identify  cigarette  smoking as an important factor in the development of lung cancer.
1953: The  First Complete Cure of a Human Solid Tumor
Roy Hertz and Min Chiu Li achieve the first complete cure of  a human  solid tumor by chemotherapy when they use the drug methotrexate to   treat a patient with choriocarcinoma, a rare cancer of the reproductive  tissue  that mainly affects women.
1958:  Combination Chemotherapy
NCI researchers Emil Frei, Emil Freireich, and James Holland  and  their colleagues demonstrate that combination chemotherapy with the  drugs  6-mercaptopurine and methotrexate can induce partial and complete  remissions  and prolong survival in children and adults with acute  leukemia.
1960: The  Philadelphia Chromosome
Peter Nowell and David Hungerford describe an unusually  small  chromosome in the cancer cells of patients with chronic myelogenous   leukemia (CML). This chromosome, which becomes known as the Philadelphia   chromosome, is found in the leukemia cells of 95% of patients with  CML.
1964: A  Focus on Cigarette Smoking
The U.S. Surgeon General issues a report stating that  cigarette  smoking is an important health hazard in the United States and that   action is required to reduce its harmful effects.
1964: The  Epstein-Barr virus
For the first time, a virus—the Epstein-Barr virus (EBV)—is  linked  to a human cancer (Burkitt lymphoma). EBV is later shown to cause   several other cancers, including nasopharyngeal carcinoma, Hodgkin  lymphoma,  and some gastric (stomach) cancers.
1971: The  National Cancer Act
On December 23, President Richard M. Nixon signs the  National Cancer  Act, which authorizes the NCI Director to coordinate all  activities of  the National Cancer Program, establish national cancer research   centers, and establish national cancer control programs.
1976: The  DNA of Normal Chicken Cells
Dominique Stehelin, Harold Varmus, J. Michael Bishop, and  Peter Vogt  discover that the DNA of normal chicken cells contains a gene  related  to the oncogene (cancer-causing gene) of avian sarcoma virus, which   causes cancer in chickens. This finding eventually leads to the  discovery of  human oncogenes.
1978:  Tamoxifen
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approves tamoxifen,  an  antiestrogen drug originally developed as a birth control treatment, for  the  treatment of breast cancer. Tamoxifen represents the first of a  class of drugs  known as selective estrogen receptor modulators, or  SERMs, to be approved for  cancer therapy.
1979: The  TP53 Gene
The TP53 gene (also called p53), the most commonly mutated  gene in  human cancer, is discovered. It is a tumor suppressor gene, meaning its   protein product (p53 protein) helps control cell proliferation and  suppress  tumor growth.
1984: HPV  16 & 18
DNA from human papillomavirus (HPV) types 16 and 18 is  identified in  a large percentage of cervical cancers, establishing a link  between  infection with these HPV types and cervical carcinogenesis.
1985:  Breast-Conserving Surgery
Results from an NCI-supported clinical trial show that women  with  early-stage breast cancer who were treated with breast-conserving  surgery  (lumpectomy) followed by whole-breast radiation therapy had  similar rates of  overall survival and disease-free survival as women  who were treated with  mastectomy alone.
1986: HER2  Oncogene Cloning
The human oncogene HER2 (also called neu and erbB2) is  cloned.  Overexpression of the protein product of this gene, which occurs in   about 20% to 25% of breast cancers (known as HER2-positive breast  cancers), is  associated with more aggressive disease and a poor  prognosis.
1993:  Guaiac Fecal Occult Blood Testing (FOBT)
Results from an NCI-supported clinical trial show that  annual  screening with guaiac fecal occult blood testing (FOBT) can reduce   colorectal cancer mortality by about 33%.
1994: BRCA1 Tumor Suppressor Gene Cloning
The tumor suppressor gene BRCA1 is cloned. Specific  inherited  mutations in this gene greatly increase the risks of breast and  ovarian  cancer in women and the risks of several other cancers in both men and   women.
1995: BRCA2 Tumor Suppressor Gene Cloning
The tumor suppressor gene BRCA2 is cloned. Similar to BRCA1,   inheriting specific BRCA2 gene mutations greatly increases the risks of  breast  and ovarian cancer in women and the risks of several other  cancers in both men  and women.
1996:  Anastrozole
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approves anastrozole  for the  treatment of estrogen receptor-positive advanced breast cancer in   postmenopausal women. Anastrozole is the first aromatase inhibitor (a  drug that  blocks the production of estrogen in the body) to be approved  for cancer  therapy.
1997:  Rituximab
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approves rituximab, a   monoclonal antibody, for use in patients with treatment-resistant,  low-grade or  follicular B-cell non-Hodgkin lymphoma (NHL). Rituximab is  later approved as an  initial treatment for these types of NHL, for  another type of NHL called  diffuse large B-cell lymphoma, and for  chronic lymphocytic leukemia.
1998:  NCI-Sponsored Breast Cancer Prevention Trial
Results of the NCI-sponsored Breast Cancer Prevention Trial  show  that the antiestrogen drug tamoxifen can reduce the incidence of breast   cancer among women who are at increased risk of the disease by about  50%. The  Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approves tamoxifen to  reduce the incidence  of breast cancer in women at increased risk.
1998:  Trastuzumab
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approves trastuzumab,  a  monoclonal antibody that targets cancer cells that overproduce the  protein  HER2, for the treatment of women with HER2-positive metastatic  breast cancer.  Trastuzumab is later approved for the adjuvant  (post-operative) treatment of  women with HER2-positive early-stage  breast cancer.
2001:  Imatinib Mesylate
Results of a clinical trial show that the drug imatinib  mesylate,  which targets a unique protein produced by the Philadelphia  chromosome,  is effective against chronic myelogenous leukemia (CML). Later, it  is  also shown to be effective in the treatment of gastrointestinal stromal   tumors (GIST).
2003:  NCI-Sponsored Prostate Cancer Prevention Trial (PCPT)
Results of the NCI-sponsored Prostate Cancer Prevention  Trial (PCPT)  show that the drug finasteride, which reduces the production of  male  hormones in the body, lowers a man's risk of prostate cancer by about  25%.
2006: NCI's  Study of Tamoxifen and Raloxifene (STAR)
Results of NCI's Study of Tamoxifen and Raloxifene (STAR)  show that  postmenopausal women at increased risk of breast cancer can reduce   their risk of developing the disease if they take the antiestrogen drug   raloxifene. The risk of serious side effects is lower with raloxifene  than with  tamoxifen.
2006:  Gardasil
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approves the human  papilloma  virus (HPV) vaccine Gardasil, which protects against infection by the   two types of HPV that cause approximately 70% of all cases of cervical  cancer.  NCI scientists developed the underlying technology used to make  Gardasil.
2009:  Cervarix 
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approves Cervarix, a  second  vaccine that protects against infection by the two types of the human   papilloma virus (HPV) that cause approximately 70% of all cases of  cervical  cancer worldwide. NCI scientists developed the underlying  technology used to  make Cervarix.
2010: The  First Human Cancer Treatment Vaccine
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approves  sipuleucel-T, a  cancer treatment vaccine that is made using a patient's own  immune  system cells (dendritic cells), for the treatment of metastatic prostate   cancer that no longer responds to hormonal therapy. It is the first  (and so far  only) human cancer treatment vaccine to be approved.
2010:  NCI-Sponsored Lung Cancer Screening Tiral (NLST)
Initial results of the NCI-sponsored Lung Cancer Screening  Trial  (NLST) show that screening with low-dose helical computerized tomography   (CT) reduced lung cancer deaths by about 20% in a large group of  current and  former heavy smokers.
2011:  Ipilimumab
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approves the use of   ipilimumab, a monoclonal antibody, for the treatment of inoperable or   metastatic melanoma. Ipilimumab stimulates the immune system to attack  cancer  cells by removing a "brake" that normally controls the intensity  of  immune responses.
2012:  NCI-Sponsored PLCO Cancer Screening Trial
Results of the NCI-sponsored PLCO Cancer Screening Trial  confirm  that screening people 55 years of age and older for colorectal cancer   using flexible sigmoidoscopy reduces colorectal cancer incidence and  mortality.  In the PLCO, screened individuals had a 21% lower risk of  developing colorectal  cancer and a 26% lower risk of dying from the  disease than the control  subjects.
2013:  Ado-Trastuzumab Emtansine (T-DM1)
The FDA approves ado-trastuzumab emtansine (T-DM1) for the  treatment  of patients with HER2-positive breast cancer who were previously   treated with trastuzumab and/or a taxane drug. T-DM1 is an immunotoxin  (an  antibody-drug conjugate) that is made by chemically linking the  monoclonal  antibody trastuzumab to the cytotoxic agent mertansine,  which inhibits cell  proliferation by blocking the formation of  microtubules.
2014:  Analyzing DNA in Cancer
Researchers from The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA) project, a  joint  effort by NCI and the National Human Genome Research Institute to  analyze  the DNA and other molecular changes in more than 30 types of  human cancer, find  that gastric (stomach) cancer is actually four  different diseases, not just  one, based on differing tumor  characteristics. This finding from TCGA and other  related projects may  potentially lead to a new classification system for  cancer, in which  cancers are classified by their molecular abnormalities as  well as  their organ or tissue site of origin.
2014:  Pembrolizumab
The FDA approves pembrolizumab for the treatment of advanced   melanoma.  This monoclonal antibody  blocks the activity of a protein  called PD1 on immune cells, which increases  the strength of immune  responses against cancer.
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薏苡附子败酱散方
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此为大肠痈而出其方治也.
大黄牡丹汤方
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(凡一切)病金疮.(统以)王不留行散主之.
此为金疮出其总治之方也.
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王不留行散方
王不留行(十分八月八日采) 蒴 细叶(十分七月七日采) 桑东南根(白皮十分三月三日采) 甘草(十八分) 黄芩(二分) 川椒(三分) 浓朴(二分) 干姜(二分) 芍药(二分)
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排脓散方
枳实(十六枚) 芍药(六分) 桔梗(二分)
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排脓汤方
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此亦行气血和营卫之剂.
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此为浸淫疮出其方治也.方未见.疑即黄连一味为粉.外敷之.甚者亦内服之.诸疮痛痒.皆属心火.黄连苦寒泻心火.所以主之.余因悟一方.治杨梅疮棉 花等疮甚效.连翘蒺藜黄  金银花各三钱.当归甘草苦参荆芥防风各二钱.另用土茯苓二两.以水煮汤去滓.将此汤煮药.空心服之.十日可愈.若系房欲传染者.其毒乘肾气之虚.从精孔深 入中肾.散于冲任督脉.难愈.宜加龟板入任.生鹿角末入督.黄柏入冲等药.并先用黑牵牛制末.作小丸.和烧  散.以土茯苓汤送下.令黑粪大下后.再加前汤如神.
==王连癌症偏方:
材料:五灵脂100克、香附子100克、黑牵牛200克、木香100克。
用法:把以上几种药物,全部加工成粉末,然后,将粉末用白醋调匀,制成药丸,一个药丸,按10克的分量制作。患者,每天吃一个药丸。吃的时候,用姜汁送服,姜汁,就是用姜片煮出的浓姜汤。每天吃三到四次,连用一个月,就能有效果,坚持服用,就会治愈。使用此方时忌服人参。孕妇和产妇不能用此方。这个方子,曾治好过两个人的癌症。一个是直肠癌患者,一个是肺癌患者。      
==仙鹤草
明代蒋仪将仙鹤草用于治疗食道癌和胃癌,“滚咽隔之痰,平翻胃之秽”,咽隔翻胃是古人用以形容食道癌和胃癌的病症,“从来医者群相畏惧,以为不治之症。”“余得此剂,十投九效”癌症患者服食仙鹤草后,如“饥荒之粟,隆冬之裘”。    
现代医学研究发现,仙鹤草提取液对小鼠肉瘤S—180,黑色素瘤B—22,B—16,瓦克氏瘤W—256,海蓝癌细胞等均有较强的抑制作用,对小鼠腹水癌亦有治疗效果。据分析,仙鹤草提取液至少含有12种成分,其大部分均呈抗癌性。《朝日新闻》曾报导:日本在筛选近千种天然药物中,得到3种抗癌性最高的活性物质,其中之一就是仙鹤草。《汉方研究》认为:传统的化疗药既杀伤癌细胞也杀伤癌细胞,而仙鹤草既可杀伤癌细胞,又有利于正常细胞,实属一种罕见的抗癌中药。
採用仙鹤草治疗癌症时,应使用地上全草去根,每次120克,大枣100枚,粳米(或糯米)100克,入砂锅中煎取浓汁500毫升,待粳米与大枣煮粥快成时,兑入仙鹤草汁,者沸后食用,每日2次,连服1—2个月。
==九十三岁的彝医大师曲苓章的祖传秘方治疗乳房肿块、子宫肌瘤、卵巢囊肿:
取三七75克,香附75克,鼠妇虫30克、碎成细未混匀备用。选五香血藤600克、鸡矢藤600克、金荞麦600克、加水煎熬三次合并熬成稠膏,最后加入上述细粉,混合均匀即可服用。(市面上也有叫做泰康消结片是同一方药组成)。
 
==所载药方在肺癌治疗中均收到满意疗效  
    1、石仙桃30克 
2、(治疗晚期肺癌)生黄芪21克 
3、华蟾10克 
4、(晚期肺癌)生黄芪40克 
==我的一位亲戚今年就八十岁了,二十多年以前患胃癌,在栖霞市人民医院做了胃癌切除及周围淋巴结大清扫手术。出院回家后三个多月,病情加重,经查胃癌复发转移到肝、肺等。医生说无法治了。用此方烧水当茶喝,二十多年来,一直活得挺好。特别是在医院做了手术以后,被医生判为“死刑”的病人,服用这个方子,有的几年十几年后仍然健在,有的虽然死了,也延长寿命二、三年不等。 灵芝10—20克、槐树枝用剪子剪一寸长5—10节,煎泡水当茶饮,每1—2日一付,或者泡至药水无色味再换。
==用半枝莲200克,白花蛇舌草300克,分为8等份,每份煮沸2暖瓶水,煮沸二小时,热饮,不能喝水、喝茶。附录:常见食物的酸碱性 1.强酸性食品:蛋黄、奶酪、白糖做的西点或柿子、乌鱼子、柴鱼等。 2.中酸性食品:火腿、培根、鸡肉、鲔鱼、猪肉、鳗鱼、牛肉、面包、小麦、奶油、马肉等。 3.弱酸性食品:白米、落花生、啤酒、酒、油炸豆腐、海苔、文蛤、章鱼,泥鳅。
4.弱碱性食品:红豆、萝卜、苹果、甘蓝菜、 洋葱、豆腐等。 5.中碱性食品:萝卜干、大豆、红萝卜、蕃茄、 香蕉、橘子、番瓜、草莓、蛋白、梅干、柠檬、菠菜等。 6.强碱性食品:葡萄、茶叶、葡萄酒、海带芽、海带等。 尤其是天然绿藻富含叶绿素,是不错的碱性健康食品,而茶类不宜过量,最佳饮用时间为早上。
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