[Elderly @entity1 with metastatic @entity1086 treated by @entity900 , XXXX and continuous infusion @entity1487 ].

@entity1 @entity75 @entity900 @entity1259 @entity3 @entity1086 @entity136 @entity1487
An 80-year-old @entity1 , who was followed as an A-bomb victim, was diagnosed to have advanced @entity1086 with liver @entity3 on December, 2005. Due to her advanced age, her previous doctor recommended the best supportive care. Therefore, her general condition was good, so we decided to treat her with @entity900 , @entity1259 and continuous infusion of @entity1487 (CEF therapy). She was given @entity1487 500 mg/body per day via continuous infusion on days 1 to 5, @entity900 50mg body and @entity1259 20mg body on day 1 every 28 days, and these dosages have been reduced. CEF therapy was started from February, 2007. @entity75 and liver @entity3 decreased remarkably after completion of 2 cycles, and we judged it as a complete response. After 10 cycles, lung @entity3 was found by CT scan in August, 2007. We tried chemotherapy with @entity136 as a second-line treatment. The result of @entity136 was again a progressive disease, so we switched her regimen to S-1 as a third-line treatment on January, 2008. Chemotherapy is continued by the outpatient care now, 25 months after the medical treatment started. The present result suggests that CEF therapy may be useful for metastatic @entity1086 .
