Sodium deoxyribonucleate effects on the status of cervical cancer patients after radiotherapy

Background. Apart from surgery and medications, radiation therapy is one of the main treatment methods for malignant tumors cervix. However, its use associated with high incidence urological complications. In addition, need long-term treatment, reduced level patients’ quality life promote necessity to minimize frequency complications justify search study most adequate their prevention. Aim. To evaluate effect radioprotector sodium deoxyribonucleate on clinical characteristics patients cervical cancer after treatment. Materials methods. 80 treated in A.I. Kryzhanovsky Krasnoyarsk Regional Clinical Oncology Dispensary. Patients received chemoand radiotherapy 3D conformal method combination intracavity gamma sources dose subsequent application without it. Results. On 3rd visit it was found that using a radioprotector, red blood cells flat epithelium content urine sediment, may be due reparative cytoprotective properties. assessment combined completion 60 % responses health questions last week differed comparison group. Undesirable phenomena not observed during observation period. Conclusion. Conformal external beam intramuscular administration has advantages compared therapy. This reduces severity post-radiation side effects, increases time development hematological toxicity context chemoradiotherapy, urothelial damage caused by chemoradiotherapy.