@entity1893 of the XXXX .

@entity1 @entity706 @entity4812 @entity1072 @entity1062 @entity1893
Sixteen @entity1 (median age 67 yrs.) with @entity1893 of the @entity1062 were studied. Twelve of these @entity1 had disease that was classified as local (Stages IE and IIE). Eight @entity1 had @entity4812 , 6 had diffuse poorly differentiated @entity1072 , 1 had both @entity706 , and 1 had nodular poorly differentiated @entity1072 . The overall median survival was 9.5 months. Para-aortic nodal involvement was the factor that had the strongest prognostic influence with the management methods used. Median survival without para-aortic nodal involvement was 57+ months, but with such involvement it was 6 months (p = 0.002). There is a high probability of generalized disease if @entity706 can be detected in the para-aortic nodes. For @entity1 with Stages IE and IIE disease, radical radiation therapy is the preferred treatment. For those with disseminated disease, chemotherapy, with irradiation reserved for symptomatic and bulky localized deposits, is the recommended method of management.
