A method of regional lymphotropic chemotherapy in breast cancer is presented, aimed at attaining higher cytostatic concentration in the region of parasternal lymph nodes. In twenty-three women with centrally and medially situated tumors preoperatively 1 mg Mitoxantrone is applied around the 4 tumor poles each. In ten cases (IIb and IIIa stage) given 3 courses of nonadjuvant chemotherapy, part of the Cyclophosphamide dose is administered as regionally lymphotropic subxiphoid bilaterally. The clinical response, distribution of the Mitoxantrone blue stained regional lymph nodes and the morphological changes in the latter are analyzed. The early clinical observations indicate that the method proposed is technically easily executed, with a good local tolerance, and has a definite place in the complex treatment of breast cancer.

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