Complete remission of leiomyosarcoma with lung and brain metastasis by chemoradiotherapy after surgery

Nowadays, leiomyosarcoma is still difficult to early diagnosis, has no standard treatment to follow, and the therapeutic value of surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy haven’t been evaluated effectively. Here was a case, which was misdiagnosed as uterine myoma, and was found already to occur lung metastasis after surgery. Complete remission (CR) was achieved after four cycles of albupax-containing chemotherapy. But six months later brain metastases was found. Then the patient received semustine, local radiotherapy and surgery, once again, achieved CR.