The authors retrospectively reviewed the incidence and severity of adverse events in 45 in-patients with Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma who had received chemotherapy consisting of rituximab (375mg/m
2)and either CHOP[cyclophosphamide: CPA (750mg/m
2),adriamycin:ADR (50mg/m
2),vincristine : VCR (1.4mg/m
2),prednisolone : PSL (100mg/body/day)]or THP-COP[CPA (650mg/m
2),pirarubicin (tetrahydropyranyl adriamycin):THP (40mg/m
2),VCR (1.0mg/m
2),PSL (40mg /m
2/day)]at Iwate Prefectural Central Hospital.We also analyzed the risk factors of febrile neutropenia (FN) in patients receiving both chemotherapies.
Age and PS were significantly higher in the THP-COP group,and body surface area and a dosage were significantly higher in CHOP group.Regarding hematotoxicity,adverse events defined as grade 3 or 4 in the Common Terminology Criteria for Adverse Events version 3.0 (CTCAE v.3.0) were observed with high frequency in both groups.In the THP-COP group,the frequency of anemia of more than grade 3 was significantly higher (52.2%,p<0.05)and the period required to recover from nadir was significantly longer (13.8±7.3 day,p<0.05)
The frequencies of the subjective symptoms of constipation and peripheral neuropathy were high in both groups,and that of alopecia of grade 1 was significantly higher (50.0%,p<0.05)in the CHOP group.
Low serum albumin levels (odds:0.088,p<0.05)and a fasting blood sugar level of more than 126mg/dL (odds: 12.003,p<0.05)were risk factors for FN in both groups.
These results suggest that with regard to FN and other adverse events that may occur during CHOP and THP-COP chemotherapies,great caution should be exercised with respect to blood counts,serum albumin levels and blood glucose levels.
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