Wiltshaw E, Raju K S, Dawson I
Br J Obstet Gynaecol. 1985 May;92(5):522-7. doi: 10.1111/j.1471-0528.1985.tb01359.x.
Second operations were performed as part of planned management in 53 patients 5-7 months after starting apparently successful chemotherapy. The survival of these patients is compared with 56 other patients who did not have a second laparotomy but appeared to be responding to chemotherapy equally well. Survival advantage was seen for those who had a partial remission followed by a further debulking procedure later. However, those patients who have a clinical complete remission do not seem to benefit from a second surgical intervention.
53例患者在看似成功的化疗开始5至7个月后接受了二次手术，作为计划管理的一部分。将这些患者的生存率与另外56例未进行二次剖腹手术但化疗反应同样良好的患者进行比较。那些先部分缓解随后又进行进一步减瘤手术的患者有生存优势。然而，那些临床完全缓解的患者似乎并未从二次手术干预中获益。
