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Uvod/Cilj. Multipli mijelom je maligna imunoproliferativna bolest koju karakteriše klonska proliferacija i nagomilavanje patološki izmenjenih plazmocita. Petogodišnje preživljavanje pacijenata sa multiplim mijelomom u svetu iznosi 60-70% zahvaljujući novim modalitetima lečenja. U našoj zemlji se primenjuju konvencionalnije metode lečenja, a terapijski protokoli sa monoklonskim antitelima nedavno su ušli u upotrebu i rezervisani su za relaps/refraktarne bolesnike. Cilj istraživanja bio je praćenje uspešnosti lečenja multiplog mijeloma u odnosu na primenjenu terapiju i prognostičke faktore.
Metode. Retrospektivno – prospektivnim ispitivanjem obuhvaćeno je 200 bolesnika sa multiplim mijelomom. Određivan je uticaj različitih modaliteta lečenja, bioloških karakteristika bolesti i kliničkih karakteristika bolesnika na nivo terapijskog odgovora, dužinu vremena do progresije i ukupno preživljavanje, kao i najefikasniji terapijski protokol za različite prognostičke grupe pacijenata uz identifikovanje visoko rizičnih pacijenata.
Rezultati. U našoj grupi, najbolji stepen terapijskog odgovora imali su bolesnici sa dobrim opštim stanjem i bez značajnijih komorbiditeta, tretirani VTD protokolom u prvoj liniji, dok je terapijom po CTD protokolu zabeleženo najduže prosečno preživljavanje u grupi bolesnika mlađih od 65 godina. Primena PAD protokola dala je najviši stepen odgovora i najbolje preživljavanje kod bolesnika sa mijelomom u drugoj liniji lečenja. Pacijenti sa odmaklom životnom dobi i visokim Charlsonovim skorom imali su korist od terapije po MPT protokolu, dok je do najvišeg procenta progresija doveo Vel-Dex protokol.
Zaključak. Od izuzetnog je značaja odrediti prognostički profil svakog bolesnika, što dalje vodi individualizovanom terapijskom pristupu i uspešnijem lečenju.
Ključne reči: multipli mijelom, prognostički faktori, stratifikacija rizika, terapijski protokoli, ishod lečenja
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