The treatment of early or limited-stage Hodgkin's lymphoma continues to evolve. With the likelihood of cure of the lymphoma approaching 95% it has become increasingly necessary to balance improved effectiveness of treatment with minimization of troublesome late toxicity. Carefully crafted treatment strategies based on optimal combinations of brief chemotherapy and involved-field radiation or even reliance on brief chemotherapy alone for carefully selected patients have emerged as the most attractive approaches to achieve this important balance.
New strategies for the treatment of early stages of Hodgkin's lymphoma. Publishing Authors By Initials
