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Evaluation of palliative irradiation in rectal carcinoma.

The authors analyzed the results of palliative irradiation in 102 cases of primary inoperable rectal and rectosigmoid cancer and recurrent cancer of the rectum. Symptomatic relief followed irradiation in 80% of the patients; overall survival was 5%, colostomy was avoided in 71%. In 13 of 16 cases of primary inoperable carcinoma, treated intensively with the hope of conversion from inoperability to operability, the tumor regressed sufficiently for exploration; 9 neoplasms could be resected. Of the 13 patients, 23% were alive at 60 months (18% of the 16).