[A malignant lymphoma (non-hodgkin lymphoma, follicular type) patient who achieved complete remission by radiochemotherapy].

A 54-year-old female patient visited our hospital as an outpatient in August 2008 for her growing mass thigh, without pain, redness or fever. She had suffered discomfort from that swelling since she had been diagnosed with erysipelas by a dermatologist she had visited 6 months before and received some medication. Suspicious of a subcutaneous soft tissue tumor, we performed a biopsy, and histological examination of the lesion indicated malignant lymphoma (follicular lymphoma grade 2).

[A recurrent gastric cancer patient with multiple organ metastasis who achieved partial remission by multidisciplinary therapy (radiochemotherapy plus hyperthermia)].

A 77-year-old male patient visited our hospital for postoperative gastric cancer in September of 2007. He suffered from serious appetite loss, general fatigue, nausea and some other side effects since he was taking S-1(100 mg/day) for the postoperative adjuvant therapy. Chest enhanced CT(as of September, 2007)revealed right mediastinum lymph node metastases and multiple liver metastases that had been diagnosed at the operation were evaluated as remission.