@Article{Wiczyńska2001,
journal="Contemporary Oncology/Współczesna Onkologia",
issn="1428-2526",
volume="5",
number="3",
year="2001",
title="Evaluation of efficacy and toxicity 	of Interleukin 2 given subcutaneously in the treatment of disseminated renal cancer and malignant melanoma",
abstract="Thirty patients with malignant melanoma or renal cancer were treated with Interleukin 2 given subcutaneously in Medical Oncology Department, Cancer Centre, Krakow-Branch in the period from January 1998 to June 1999. In the group of renal cancer two (11,1%) patients achieved a partial remission and 11 (61,1%) a stabilization of the disease lasting 10 and 8.8 month with survival time 12 and 12.2 month, respectively. Among patients with disseminated malignant melanoma two (16,7%) patients achieved complete remission and one patient (8,3%) partial remission of the disease lasted 10 and 12 month, respectively. Mean survival time was 16 and 19 month, respectively.   Therapy was well tolerated, however, in 10% patients cardiovascular toxicity (hypotension) and renal toxicity (BUN and creatinine level elevation) were observed.",
author="Wiczyńska, Beata
and Pawlicki, Marek
and Ziobro, Marek
and Zemełka, Tomasz",
pages="90--94",
url="https://www.termedia.pl/Evaluation-of-efficacy-and-toxicity-of-Interleukin-2-given-subcutaneously-in-the-treatment-of-disseminated-renal-cancer-and-malignant-melanoma,3,580,1,1.html"
}