Gage A A
Arch Surg. 1976 Sep;111(9):990-4. doi: 10.1001/archsurg.1976.01360270062012.
In the years 1964 through 1970, sixty selected patients with oral cancer were treated by freezing in situ with the intent to cure the disease. Early results demonstrated the suitability of the method for high-surgical-risk patients and showed that the technique permitted avoidance of bone-sacrificing operations. Five-year survival statistics show that cryosurgery was most successfully used on small to moderate-sized cancers without cervical lymphadenopathy. The results justify continued use of cryosurgery in carefully selected patients.
在1964年至1970年期间，挑选了60例口腔癌患者进行原位冷冻治疗，旨在治愈该疾病。早期结果表明该方法适用于手术风险高的患者，并显示该技术可避免进行牺牲骨的手术。五年生存率统计表明，冷冻手术最成功地应用于无颈部淋巴结病的中小型癌症。这些结果证明在精心挑选的患者中继续使用冷冻手术是合理的。
