Outpatient and Home Chemotherapy with Novel Local Control Strategies in Desmoplastic Small Round Cell Tumor
Figure 3
Continuous hyperthermic peritoneal perfusion (CHPP). The CHPP procedure involves placing
temperature probes, inflow and outflow cannulas, and continuous perfusion
of plasmalyte followed by cisplatin
containing chemotherapy as the perfusate at 41-42°C. To achieve this, the inflow was usually about
45°C. Manual agitation of the closed abdomen was done for 1.5 hours
to ensure that all peritoneal surfaces were exposed to the cisplatin.