Objective: To investigate the mechanism of resistance and reversal effect of ligustrazine and cyclosporin A in cisplatin--induced multidrug resistance ovarian cancer cell line 3Ao/cDDP. Methods: Using the correspondi...Objective: To investigate the mechanism of resistance and reversal effect of ligustrazine and cyclosporin A in cisplatin--induced multidrug resistance ovarian cancer cell line 3Ao/cDDP. Methods: Using the corresponding dose calculated from clinical chemotherapy at 30 mg cisplatin per cycle, we established 3Ao/cDDP with 3Ao exposed at regular intervals and repeatedly to high-level concentration of cisplatin at 10 mg/ml for 24 hours each time. Expressions of LRP, MRP, P-gp, GSTp and TopoII were quantitatively detected with FCM. For drug resistance reversal, cyclosporin A and ligustrazine were administered singly or in combination at the maximal dose without cytotoxicity. Inhibition rates were determined by MTT assay. Results: 3Ao/cDDP was established after 4.5 months, with resistance factor 1.6 which was similar to clinical resistance degree. Low expression levels of MRP and P-gp were found in both 3Ao and 3Ao/cDDP (P>0.05), and LRP and GSTp expression levels in 3Ao/cDDP were significantly higher than those in 3Ao (P<0.005 and P<0.05, respectively), and TopoII in 3Ao/cDDP was significantly lower vs 3Ao (P<0.05). The inhibition rate of cDDP was 20.807±0.015%, cDDP plus ligustrazine 27.421±0.07% (P>0.05 vs cDDP), cDDP plus cyclosporin A 49.635±0.021% (P<0.01 vs cDDP), and cDDP plus ligustrazine and cyclosporin A 58.861±0.014% (P<0.01 vs cDDP). Conclusions: 3Ao/cDDP, induced by cisplatin and established by imitating the characteristics of clinical chemotherapy for epithelial ovarian cancer, was an ideal model for investigation of cisplatin resistance in vitro. Cisplatin resistance in 3Ao/cDDP could be accounted for by higher LRP, GSTp and lower TopoII expression and was not associated with MRP or P-gp. Ligustrazine had no significant reversal effect on cisplatin resistance, but cyclosporin A could reverse the resistance effectively.展开更多
Ovarian tumor may occur in women ofany age, but mostly seen in women duringtheir child-bearing period. The disease shouldbe treated mainly by surgical operation,supplemented by radiotherapy and chemo-therapy. However,...Ovarian tumor may occur in women ofany age, but mostly seen in women duringtheir child-bearing period. The disease shouldbe treated mainly by surgical operation,supplemented by radiotherapy and chemo-therapy. However, the above therapies maycause a series of toxic side-effects, such asalopecia, diarrhea, edema, anorexia, nausea,dry mouth, spontaneous perspiration, headache,展开更多
Objective: To screen novel genes related to adriamycin (Adr) resistance from human ovarian cancer resistance cell line OC3/Adr. Methods: Multidrug resistant ovarian cancer cell line OC3/Adr was induced by intermittent...Objective: To screen novel genes related to adriamycin (Adr) resistance from human ovarian cancer resistance cell line OC3/Adr. Methods: Multidrug resistant ovarian cancer cell line OC3/Adr was induced by intermittent treatment of the human parent cell line OC3 with high concentration Adr. The difference of gene expression was screened by using different display analysis to the acquired Adr-resistance subline OC3/Adr and its parent cell line OC3. Results: OC3/Adr cell line was obtained which was more resistance to Adr than the parent cell line OC3 with the resistance index (RI) of 15.4. The OC3/Adr cell line also showed cross-resistance to other anti-cancer drugs (VP16, CDDP,5FU). It grew slowly and exhibited changes of cell cycle. A number of differentially expressed ESTs (Expressed Sequence Tags, ESTs) were identified at mRNA level between the OC3/Adr and OC3. Four of 18 different ESTs were sequenced. The 431/432 base pair S1 was homologous to human sperm zona pellucida binding protein, while the other two ESTs, S3 and S4, were new gene segments, which were registered to GenBank with the number of AF 117656 and AF 126507 respectively. Particularly, the expression of S2 sequence increased in all the drug-resistance cell lines and S3 sequence overexpressed in human ovarian cancer tissues as compared with benign ovarian tumors. Conclusion: Drug resistance induced by Adr in ovarian cancer OC3/Adr is involved with changes of multiple gene expressions.展开更多
BACKGROUND Ovarian cancer is one of the three most common malignant tumors of the female reproductive tract and ranks first in terms of mortality among gynecological tumors.Epithelial ovarian carcinoma(EOC)is the most...BACKGROUND Ovarian cancer is one of the three most common malignant tumors of the female reproductive tract and ranks first in terms of mortality among gynecological tumors.Epithelial ovarian carcinoma(EOC)is the most common ovarian malignancy,accounting for 90%of all primary ovarian tumors.The clinical value of cytoreductive surgery in patients with platinum-resistant recurrent EOC remains largely unclear.AIM To evaluate the feasibility of secondary cytoreductive surgery for treating platinum-resistant recurrent EOC.METHODS This was a retrospective study of the clinical data of patients with platinumresistant EOC admitted to the Cancer Hospital of the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences between September 2012 and June 2018.Patient baseline data were obtained from clinical records.Routine follow-up of disease progression was performed as follows.CA125 assessment and physical examination were performed every 3 wk during treatment,including gynecological examination.Imaging assessment was carried out every 12 wk by B-mode ultrasound,computed tomography,or magnetic resonance imaging.The primary outcome was progression-free survival(PFS).Secondary outcomes included overall survival(OS),chemotherapy-free interval(CFI),and complications.Follow-up ended on April 15,2019.RESULTS A total of 38 patients were included.R0 resection was achieved in 25(65.8%) patients and R1/2 in 13 (34.2%). Twenty-five (65.8%) patients required organ resection. Nine(23.7%) patients had operative complications, 36 (94.7%) received chemotherapy, and five (13.2%)had targeted therapy. Median PFS and OS were 10 (95%CI: 8.27-11.73) months and 28 (95%CI:12.75-43.25) months, respectively;median CFI was 9 (95%CI: 8.06-9.94) months. R0 resection andpostoperative chemotherapy significantly prolonged PFS and OS (all P < 0.05), and R0 resectionalso significantly prolonged CFI (P < 0.05). Grade ≥ 3 complications were observed, includingrectovaginal fistula (n = 1), intestinal and urinary fistulas (n = 1), and renal failure-associated death(n = 1). Except for the patient who died after surgery, all other patients with complications weresuccessfully managed. Two patients developed intestinal obstruction and showed improvementafter conservative treatment.CONCLUSIONSecondary cytoreductive surgery is feasible for treating platinum-resistant recurrent EOC. Thesefindings provide important references for the selection of clinical therapeutic regimens.展开更多
Objective: To detect mRNA levels and expression ofCD44, CD54, CD29 and E-cadherin (E-cad) and to discuss their relationship with formation and drug resistance ofovarian cancer SKOV3ip1 multicellular aggregates.Methods...Objective: To detect mRNA levels and expression ofCD44, CD54, CD29 and E-cadherin (E-cad) and to discuss their relationship with formation and drug resistance ofovarian cancer SKOV3ip1 multicellular aggregates.Methods: Liquid overlay system was employed to obtainmulticellular aggregates. mRNA levels and expression ofCD44, CD54, CD29 and E-cad were investigated with RTPCR and flow cytometry (FCM) respectively. Results:Compared with monolayer cells, RT-PCR results showed a decrease in CD44 mRNA level by 0.626-fold and a decrease in CD29 mRNA level by 0.792-fold in multicellularaggregates. However, an increase in CD54 mRNA level by 1.815-fold and an increase in E-cadherin mRNA level by1.344-fold were found in multicellular aggregates. Theresults revealed the downregulation of CD44 and CD29 and the upregulation of CD54 and E-cad genes activity. CD44 expression in monolayer cells and multicellular aggregates were 75.995?.046 and 50.700?.351 (%) respectively andthere was a significant decrease in multicellular aggregates (P=0.001). Compared with control cells, no expression of CD54 was detected in monolayer cells (P=0.563) but markedly elevated CD54 expression was detected in multicellular aggregates (15.780?.217) (%) (P<0.01). High expression of CD29 was seen in monolayer cells and also in multicellular aggregates with positive rates of 96.290+1.201 (%) and 92.494?.055 (%). However, the expression of CD29 in multicellular aggregates was significantly reduced (P=0.014). Also no expression of E-cadherin was found in monolayer cells compared with control cells (4.490?.283) (%) (P=0.65) while significantly increased expression in aggregates cells (17.258?5.572) (%) (P=0.003) was observed. Conclusion: Significant differences in mRNA levels and expression of CD44, CD54, CD29 and E-cadherin clearly exist between monolayer cells and multicellular aggregates, which may be associated with the formation of multicellular aggregates and its drug resistance.展开更多
Objective: To investigate the chemosensitivity of ovarian cancer SK-OV-3ip1 multicellular aggregates (MCA) to cisplatin and taxol and to explore the possible mechanisms. Methods: Liquid overlay system was employed to ...Objective: To investigate the chemosensitivity of ovarian cancer SK-OV-3ip1 multicellular aggregates (MCA) to cisplatin and taxol and to explore the possible mechanisms. Methods: Liquid overlay system was employed to obtain MCA. We detected the resistance using trypan blue exclusion testing, clonogenic assay, cell cycle profiles and apoptosis with flow cytometry (FCM). Results: After cisplatin exposure, MCA cells showed nearly equal cell viability with monolayer cells (P=0.05). After 40μM cisplatin exposure for 12 h, no clone (≥50 cells) was formed, but more viable cells attached to the bottom of 24-well plate in MCA group than monolayer. Furthermore, apoptosis rate and cell cycle profiles with FCM had no significant change between MCA and monolayer cells. After taxol exposure, however, trypan blue exclusion testing demonstrated higher cell viability in MCA cells (P=0.003) and higher clone formation rate in 100-cell group than monolayer cells (0.01<P<0.025). No significant difference was found in 50-cell or 200-cell group but more viable cells in MCA group were observed. Taxol exposure caused significantly decreased apoptosis rate in MCA cells than monolayer cells (P=0.012). Taxol induced significant cell arrest at G2-M phase in monolayer cells (P=0.001), but abrogation of G2-M arrest was observed in MCA cells (P=0.002). Conclusion: Compared with monolayer cells, MCA cells from the same SK-OV-3ip1 cell line appear to be more resistant to taxol but not to cisplatin. Cell cycle redistribution and multicellular-mediated inhibition of apoptosis can partially account for the resistance.展开更多
Objective: To investigate the expression of P-glycoprotein (P-gp) and multidrug resistance-associated protein (MRP) and the relationship with cell cycle profiles in ovarian cancer SK-OV-3ip1 multicellular aggregates. ...Objective: To investigate the expression of P-glycoprotein (P-gp) and multidrug resistance-associated protein (MRP) and the relationship with cell cycle profiles in ovarian cancer SK-OV-3ip1 multicellular aggregates. Methods: Liquid overlay system was employed to obtain multicellular aggregates. Expression of P-gp and MRP was detected with flow cytometry (FCM). Outer, intermediate and inner cells from multicellular aggregates were collected by layer-trypsinized method. Cell cycle profiles were also analyzed by FCM. Results: Compared with control cells, no expression of P-gp and MRP was detected in monolyer cells (P=0.128 and P=0.604), but expression of P-gp and MRP in aggregate cells was significantly elevated (P<0.01). P-gp expression in every layer cells was also obviously increased (P<0.01). Furthermore, P-gp expression in every layer cells was also obviously increased (P=0.071). Tendency to increased G0–G1 phase and reduced S phase cells existed from outer through intermediate to inner layers in multicellular aggregates but with no statistical difference. Cell percentages in G2-M phase also had no difference. However, compared with monolayer cells, cells in G0–G1 phase increased and cells in S and G2-M phases lowered significantly in every layer and in the whole multicellular aggregates. Expression elevation of P-gp and MRP was consistent with increased G0–G1 percentage in aggregate cells. Conclusion: Expression of P-gp and MRP increases in cells of SK-OV-3ip1 multicellular aggregates and is consistent with increased G0–G1 percentage, which implies the possible relationship between them and the possible role in multicellular-mediated drug resistance.展开更多
Objective:To evaluate the toxicity of paclitaxel and cisplatin combination in patients with advanced ovarian cancer.Methods:A retrospective review was performed on patients with stage Ⅲ or stage Ⅳ ovarian cancer tre...Objective:To evaluate the toxicity of paclitaxel and cisplatin combination in patients with advanced ovarian cancer.Methods:A retrospective review was performed on patients with stage Ⅲ or stage Ⅳ ovarian cancer treated in QiLu hospital between October 1996 and June 1999 Results:26 patients received adjuvant paclitaxel and cisplatin chemotherapy.The significant toxicity included:anemia 7/26(27%),thrombocytopenia 10/26(38%),neutropenia 19/26(73%),nausea or vomiting 24/26(92%) and neurotoxicity 11/26(42%).No patient delayed.No patient died during treatment.Conclusion:The dosages of primary paclitaxel and cisplatin chemotherapy is reasonably well tolerated for patients with stage Ⅲ or Ⅳ ovarian cancer.展开更多
文摘Objective: To investigate the mechanism of resistance and reversal effect of ligustrazine and cyclosporin A in cisplatin--induced multidrug resistance ovarian cancer cell line 3Ao/cDDP. Methods: Using the corresponding dose calculated from clinical chemotherapy at 30 mg cisplatin per cycle, we established 3Ao/cDDP with 3Ao exposed at regular intervals and repeatedly to high-level concentration of cisplatin at 10 mg/ml for 24 hours each time. Expressions of LRP, MRP, P-gp, GSTp and TopoII were quantitatively detected with FCM. For drug resistance reversal, cyclosporin A and ligustrazine were administered singly or in combination at the maximal dose without cytotoxicity. Inhibition rates were determined by MTT assay. Results: 3Ao/cDDP was established after 4.5 months, with resistance factor 1.6 which was similar to clinical resistance degree. Low expression levels of MRP and P-gp were found in both 3Ao and 3Ao/cDDP (P>0.05), and LRP and GSTp expression levels in 3Ao/cDDP were significantly higher than those in 3Ao (P<0.005 and P<0.05, respectively), and TopoII in 3Ao/cDDP was significantly lower vs 3Ao (P<0.05). The inhibition rate of cDDP was 20.807±0.015%, cDDP plus ligustrazine 27.421±0.07% (P>0.05 vs cDDP), cDDP plus cyclosporin A 49.635±0.021% (P<0.01 vs cDDP), and cDDP plus ligustrazine and cyclosporin A 58.861±0.014% (P<0.01 vs cDDP). Conclusions: 3Ao/cDDP, induced by cisplatin and established by imitating the characteristics of clinical chemotherapy for epithelial ovarian cancer, was an ideal model for investigation of cisplatin resistance in vitro. Cisplatin resistance in 3Ao/cDDP could be accounted for by higher LRP, GSTp and lower TopoII expression and was not associated with MRP or P-gp. Ligustrazine had no significant reversal effect on cisplatin resistance, but cyclosporin A could reverse the resistance effectively.
文摘Ovarian tumor may occur in women ofany age, but mostly seen in women duringtheir child-bearing period. The disease shouldbe treated mainly by surgical operation,supplemented by radiotherapy and chemo-therapy. However, the above therapies maycause a series of toxic side-effects, such asalopecia, diarrhea, edema, anorexia, nausea,dry mouth, spontaneous perspiration, headache,
基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No. 39870784) and the Post-Doctor Foundation of China (No. 98623).
文摘Objective: To screen novel genes related to adriamycin (Adr) resistance from human ovarian cancer resistance cell line OC3/Adr. Methods: Multidrug resistant ovarian cancer cell line OC3/Adr was induced by intermittent treatment of the human parent cell line OC3 with high concentration Adr. The difference of gene expression was screened by using different display analysis to the acquired Adr-resistance subline OC3/Adr and its parent cell line OC3. Results: OC3/Adr cell line was obtained which was more resistance to Adr than the parent cell line OC3 with the resistance index (RI) of 15.4. The OC3/Adr cell line also showed cross-resistance to other anti-cancer drugs (VP16, CDDP,5FU). It grew slowly and exhibited changes of cell cycle. A number of differentially expressed ESTs (Expressed Sequence Tags, ESTs) were identified at mRNA level between the OC3/Adr and OC3. Four of 18 different ESTs were sequenced. The 431/432 base pair S1 was homologous to human sperm zona pellucida binding protein, while the other two ESTs, S3 and S4, were new gene segments, which were registered to GenBank with the number of AF 117656 and AF 126507 respectively. Particularly, the expression of S2 sequence increased in all the drug-resistance cell lines and S3 sequence overexpressed in human ovarian cancer tissues as compared with benign ovarian tumors. Conclusion: Drug resistance induced by Adr in ovarian cancer OC3/Adr is involved with changes of multiple gene expressions.
基金Supported by the Medical Science Project of Zhejiang Province,No. 2018KY027
文摘BACKGROUND Ovarian cancer is one of the three most common malignant tumors of the female reproductive tract and ranks first in terms of mortality among gynecological tumors.Epithelial ovarian carcinoma(EOC)is the most common ovarian malignancy,accounting for 90%of all primary ovarian tumors.The clinical value of cytoreductive surgery in patients with platinum-resistant recurrent EOC remains largely unclear.AIM To evaluate the feasibility of secondary cytoreductive surgery for treating platinum-resistant recurrent EOC.METHODS This was a retrospective study of the clinical data of patients with platinumresistant EOC admitted to the Cancer Hospital of the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences between September 2012 and June 2018.Patient baseline data were obtained from clinical records.Routine follow-up of disease progression was performed as follows.CA125 assessment and physical examination were performed every 3 wk during treatment,including gynecological examination.Imaging assessment was carried out every 12 wk by B-mode ultrasound,computed tomography,or magnetic resonance imaging.The primary outcome was progression-free survival(PFS).Secondary outcomes included overall survival(OS),chemotherapy-free interval(CFI),and complications.Follow-up ended on April 15,2019.RESULTS A total of 38 patients were included.R0 resection was achieved in 25(65.8%) patients and R1/2 in 13 (34.2%). Twenty-five (65.8%) patients required organ resection. Nine(23.7%) patients had operative complications, 36 (94.7%) received chemotherapy, and five (13.2%)had targeted therapy. Median PFS and OS were 10 (95%CI: 8.27-11.73) months and 28 (95%CI:12.75-43.25) months, respectively;median CFI was 9 (95%CI: 8.06-9.94) months. R0 resection andpostoperative chemotherapy significantly prolonged PFS and OS (all P < 0.05), and R0 resectionalso significantly prolonged CFI (P < 0.05). Grade ≥ 3 complications were observed, includingrectovaginal fistula (n = 1), intestinal and urinary fistulas (n = 1), and renal failure-associated death(n = 1). Except for the patient who died after surgery, all other patients with complications weresuccessfully managed. Two patients developed intestinal obstruction and showed improvementafter conservative treatment.CONCLUSIONSecondary cytoreductive surgery is feasible for treating platinum-resistant recurrent EOC. Thesefindings provide important references for the selection of clinical therapeutic regimens.
基金This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 30000177).
文摘Objective: To detect mRNA levels and expression ofCD44, CD54, CD29 and E-cadherin (E-cad) and to discuss their relationship with formation and drug resistance ofovarian cancer SKOV3ip1 multicellular aggregates.Methods: Liquid overlay system was employed to obtainmulticellular aggregates. mRNA levels and expression ofCD44, CD54, CD29 and E-cad were investigated with RTPCR and flow cytometry (FCM) respectively. Results:Compared with monolayer cells, RT-PCR results showed a decrease in CD44 mRNA level by 0.626-fold and a decrease in CD29 mRNA level by 0.792-fold in multicellularaggregates. However, an increase in CD54 mRNA level by 1.815-fold and an increase in E-cadherin mRNA level by1.344-fold were found in multicellular aggregates. Theresults revealed the downregulation of CD44 and CD29 and the upregulation of CD54 and E-cad genes activity. CD44 expression in monolayer cells and multicellular aggregates were 75.995?.046 and 50.700?.351 (%) respectively andthere was a significant decrease in multicellular aggregates (P=0.001). Compared with control cells, no expression of CD54 was detected in monolayer cells (P=0.563) but markedly elevated CD54 expression was detected in multicellular aggregates (15.780?.217) (%) (P<0.01). High expression of CD29 was seen in monolayer cells and also in multicellular aggregates with positive rates of 96.290+1.201 (%) and 92.494?.055 (%). However, the expression of CD29 in multicellular aggregates was significantly reduced (P=0.014). Also no expression of E-cadherin was found in monolayer cells compared with control cells (4.490?.283) (%) (P=0.65) while significantly increased expression in aggregates cells (17.258?5.572) (%) (P=0.003) was observed. Conclusion: Significant differences in mRNA levels and expression of CD44, CD54, CD29 and E-cadherin clearly exist between monolayer cells and multicellular aggregates, which may be associated with the formation of multicellular aggregates and its drug resistance.
基金This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 30000177).
文摘Objective: To investigate the chemosensitivity of ovarian cancer SK-OV-3ip1 multicellular aggregates (MCA) to cisplatin and taxol and to explore the possible mechanisms. Methods: Liquid overlay system was employed to obtain MCA. We detected the resistance using trypan blue exclusion testing, clonogenic assay, cell cycle profiles and apoptosis with flow cytometry (FCM). Results: After cisplatin exposure, MCA cells showed nearly equal cell viability with monolayer cells (P=0.05). After 40μM cisplatin exposure for 12 h, no clone (≥50 cells) was formed, but more viable cells attached to the bottom of 24-well plate in MCA group than monolayer. Furthermore, apoptosis rate and cell cycle profiles with FCM had no significant change between MCA and monolayer cells. After taxol exposure, however, trypan blue exclusion testing demonstrated higher cell viability in MCA cells (P=0.003) and higher clone formation rate in 100-cell group than monolayer cells (0.01<P<0.025). No significant difference was found in 50-cell or 200-cell group but more viable cells in MCA group were observed. Taxol exposure caused significantly decreased apoptosis rate in MCA cells than monolayer cells (P=0.012). Taxol induced significant cell arrest at G2-M phase in monolayer cells (P=0.001), but abrogation of G2-M arrest was observed in MCA cells (P=0.002). Conclusion: Compared with monolayer cells, MCA cells from the same SK-OV-3ip1 cell line appear to be more resistant to taxol but not to cisplatin. Cell cycle redistribution and multicellular-mediated inhibition of apoptosis can partially account for the resistance.
基金This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 30000177).
文摘Objective: To investigate the expression of P-glycoprotein (P-gp) and multidrug resistance-associated protein (MRP) and the relationship with cell cycle profiles in ovarian cancer SK-OV-3ip1 multicellular aggregates. Methods: Liquid overlay system was employed to obtain multicellular aggregates. Expression of P-gp and MRP was detected with flow cytometry (FCM). Outer, intermediate and inner cells from multicellular aggregates were collected by layer-trypsinized method. Cell cycle profiles were also analyzed by FCM. Results: Compared with control cells, no expression of P-gp and MRP was detected in monolyer cells (P=0.128 and P=0.604), but expression of P-gp and MRP in aggregate cells was significantly elevated (P<0.01). P-gp expression in every layer cells was also obviously increased (P<0.01). Furthermore, P-gp expression in every layer cells was also obviously increased (P=0.071). Tendency to increased G0–G1 phase and reduced S phase cells existed from outer through intermediate to inner layers in multicellular aggregates but with no statistical difference. Cell percentages in G2-M phase also had no difference. However, compared with monolayer cells, cells in G0–G1 phase increased and cells in S and G2-M phases lowered significantly in every layer and in the whole multicellular aggregates. Expression elevation of P-gp and MRP was consistent with increased G0–G1 percentage in aggregate cells. Conclusion: Expression of P-gp and MRP increases in cells of SK-OV-3ip1 multicellular aggregates and is consistent with increased G0–G1 percentage, which implies the possible relationship between them and the possible role in multicellular-mediated drug resistance.
文摘Objective:To evaluate the toxicity of paclitaxel and cisplatin combination in patients with advanced ovarian cancer.Methods:A retrospective review was performed on patients with stage Ⅲ or stage Ⅳ ovarian cancer treated in QiLu hospital between October 1996 and June 1999 Results:26 patients received adjuvant paclitaxel and cisplatin chemotherapy.The significant toxicity included:anemia 7/26(27%),thrombocytopenia 10/26(38%),neutropenia 19/26(73%),nausea or vomiting 24/26(92%) and neurotoxicity 11/26(42%).No patient delayed.No patient died during treatment.Conclusion:The dosages of primary paclitaxel and cisplatin chemotherapy is reasonably well tolerated for patients with stage Ⅲ or Ⅳ ovarian cancer.