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[A case of a huge malignant lymphoma in the lesser omentum showing a long-term survival after combined treatment of surgery and VEP-THP chemotherapy].

A 33-year-old house wife with malignant lymphoma in the lesser omentum was treated with a combination of surgery and VEP-THP chemotherapy (consisting of pirarubicin, cyclophosphamide, fildesin and predonine). Complete remission has been observed by reduction surgery and subsequent chemotherapy of VEP-THP. Although mild bone marrow suppression was seen during the chemotherapy, gastrointestinal toxicity and alopecia were minimal, which led to 10 complete courses of VEP-THP regimen. The patient has been in good health 5 years after the operation with no sign of recurrence. This case indicates that even advanced malignant lymphoma may be successfully treated with a combination of surgery and proper chemotherapy.