[Possibility of complete recovery in XXXX ].

@entity1 @entity24272 @entity5 @entity13197 @entity3601 @entity1582 @entity1745 @entity690
In three @entity1 with @entity1582 , stage IIIA, a complete remission lasting from 6 to 8 years was attained, in spite of the fact that not all of them received treatment. In the latter case the remission lasted from 5 to 6 years. One of the @entity1 had diffuse Gk + @entity24272 @entity1582 , one presented with multiple focal one with protein @entity24272 production, and one @entity1 had multiple focal @entity1582 with @entity1745 and complete @entity13197 without verified secretion of monoclonal immunoglobulin. The times of therapy until the attainment of a complete remission were 3,5 and 13 years, whereas the total survival amounted to 9, 5 and 20 years since the appearance of the first disease symptoms. @entity3601 was employed as the basic cytostatic agent in all the cases. Annual control examinations of the @entity1 in a state of remission have not revealed any signs of @entity1582 . One @entity1 is manifesting @entity690 , however biopsy withdrawn from the focus of osteolysis have not shown any @entity5 . Immunochemical assay of serum and urine has failed to detect paraprotein, blood immunoglobulins have been discovered to be within normal. The author analyses 4 similar cases reported in literature. It is assumed that it would be premature to regard the @entity1 described above as completely recovered from the biological standpoint and that it would be more wise to consider such cases as prolonged and fairly profound remissions.
