Journal of Bioequivalence & Bioavailability

Chrysofos Michael

Publications

• Research Article
  Use of Hyaluronic Acid (Cystistat) for the Treatment of Late Radiation Induced Cystitis in Patients after Prostate Irradiation
  Author(s): Kouloulias Vasssilis, Mosa Eftychia, Fotineas Andreas, Beli Ivelina, Asimakopoulos Charalampos, Chaldeopoulos Dimitrios, Kelekis Nikolaos, Chrysofos Michael and Siatelis ArgyrisKouloulias Vasssilis, Mosa Eftychia, Fotineas Andreas, Beli Ivelina, Asimakopoulos Charalampos, Chaldeopoulos Dimitrios, Kelekis Nikolaos, Chrysofos Michael and Siatelis Argyris
  
  intravesical treatment for the radiation induced cystitis. Materials and Methods: Between September 2009 and December 2012, in a prospective way, 20 patients with prostate cancer that had showed radiation induced cystitis after radiotherapy, were selected for the present analysis and were treated with intravesical instillations of CYSTISTAT. All candidates had undergone three-dimensional confomal radiotherapy with a total dose of 72-74 Gy. They all suffered from radiation induced cystitis and painfull bladder syndrome and treated with 4 weekly bladder instillations of CYSTISTAT and 2 monthly instillations thereafter. Patients were started to be clinically evaluated 6 months post radiotherapy. Symptoms of haematuria, frequency of voiding and findings from cystoscopy were assessed before and 3 months after CYSTISTAT treatment, according the EORTC/RTOG criteria. Results: The medi.. View More»
  DOI: 10.4172/jbb.1000174

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