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La Lettre du Cancérologue - Vol. XVI - n° 3 - mars 2007
CONCLUSION
Le traitement des cancers bronchiques IIIA ou IIIB non opéra-
bles est toujours un domaine de recherche (26). Le meilleur bras
reste actuellement une radio-chimiothérapie concomitante qui
est supérieure à un traitement séquentiel. Des traitements de
consolidation après chimiothérapie + radiothérapie concomi-
tante semblent être efficaces (27). Une augmentation de la dose
de radiothérapie et un raccourcissement de la durée totale du
traitement en association dans des protocoles de radio-chimio-
thérapie semblent être prometteurs (28).
Les modalités thérapeutiques proposées au quotidien doivent
tenir compte des différences de présentation clinique, en particu-
lier de l’état général, de l’altération de la fonction respiratoire et
des comorbidités qui peuvent grandement différer de la situation
clinique des patients inclus dans les essais thérapeutiques. ■
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