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Long-Surviving Patients with Recurrent GIST after Receiving Cytoreductive Surgery with Imatinib Therapy
Yonsei Medical Journal, 06/26/09
Choi WH et al. - The authors report two cases of long-surviving patients with recurrent GIST after receiving cytoreductive surgery with imatinib therapy. After surgery, there was no residual tumor grossly and imatinib therapy was started. In both cases, they were doing well with no evidence of recurrence for 5 years with imatinib therapy. Therefore, in patients with a recurrent GIST, improved survival can be expected with imatinib therapy after cytoreductive surgery.
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