Abstract:
Objective: To investigate the effect of G-CSF application after chemotherapy on gynecological tumors. Methods:Sixty-three patients with confirmed gynecological tumors were enrolled in this study. The patients were random-ized into 2 groups: the treatment group (n=32) received a preventive dose of 150 μ g/d, IH G-CSF before II degree arrest of bone marrow and a therapeutic dose of 150 μ g/d, IH G-CSF after Ⅱdegree arrest of bone marrow and the control group re-ceived therapeutic doses of 300 μ g/d, IH G-CSF after Ⅲdegree arrest of bone marrow. Results: The treatment group had a lower rate of serious bone marrow arrest and a shorter time for WBC recovery than the control group. These differences were significant (P<0.05). Conclusion:Applying G-CSF promptly after Ⅱdegree bone marrow arrest plays a significant role in preventing serious bone marrow arrest.