Tests, too. One of the remarkable ironies of this illness that the doctors could not diagnose: The boy's parents quickly saw that he had the same illness as the children we were treating. He was still sick two years later. All the lymph node biopsies were negative for known illnesses. Over the years, in collaboration with other scientists, I have continued to do tests on the children's lymph node tissue that we preserved in paraffin, and I have almost run out of tissue. I still have a small, secret stash, however. One day, when the cause of this disease is known, I will be able to see if the pathogen was present in the lymph nodes of these children when they fell ill in 1985. Scientific investigators from the Centers for Disease Control chose not to come to Lyndonville after the lymph node biopsies were completed. Instead, they left the outbreak in the hands of the state health department, but the state failed to investigate, as well. My wife and I got the powerful sense that both state and federal health officials thought our outbreak of disease in Lyndonville was all hooey.
Million exclusive purchase and distribution agreement for the treatment of Taiwanese hepatitis C patients. Tradeway will initially buy $5 million of Viragen's natural alpha interferon drug for use in Taiwan's regulatory process. Upon approval for commercialization, Tradeway will buy $50 million of the drug each year for five consecutive years. Viragen intends to market its drug in Taiwan as Multiferon, subject to regulatory approval and the first shipments of interferon are scheduled to commence during the first half of next year. Various recombinant interferon products currently dominate the multibillion dollar interferon markets. These are genetically engineered and can be recognized as "foreign" by the body's immune system. This may result in the formation of neutralizing antibodies which can reduce the effectiveness of treatment and or cause adverse side-effects. Recombinant interferons usually only contain one subtype of interferon. In contrast, Viragen manufactures a natural interferon containing multiple subtypes of interferon, each of which is believed to have a specific biological activity that is therapeutically relevant to a variety of diseases including hepatitis C. Tradeway is a distributor of drugs in Taiwan providing drugs from such leading pharmaceutical companies as Novartis, Schering-Plough, SmithKline Beecham, 3M, Bayer and Boehringer Ingelheim. CONTACT: Mel Rothberg, Viragen TEL: + 1 954 233, for example, etoposide ice.
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Bleomycin 10 units m2 I.V., day 7 Ftoposide 200 mg m2 d I.V., days 0-2 Doxorubicin 35 mg m2 I.V., day 0 Cyclophosphamide 1, 200 mg m2 I.V., day 0 Vincristine 2 mg m2 I.V. max 2 mg ; , day 7 Procarbazine 100 mg m2 d PO, days 0-6 Prednisone 40 mg m2 d PO, days 0-13.
Lumbricus terrestris, four each were placed in a petri dish containing either aqueous extract of DL 5, 10, 50 and 100 mg ml ; or different solutions of fresh latex 1, 5, 20, and 100% ; . The worms were observed for their spontaneous motility paralysis ; and evoked responses to pinprick which were scored from 0 to 4. The paralytic score was recorded at different time intervals. Immediately after inhibition of response to pinprick, the worms were placed in fresh water and observed for recovery. Duration required for the final recovery or death was noted. Mean paralytic score was plotted against time and compared with piperazine 3% solution ; as reference standard. Results: Both fresh as well as aqueous extract of dried latex exhibited a dose-dependent inhibition of spontaneous motility and evoked responses to pinprick. The paralytic effect was evident at 90 min while higher concentrations produced death within 60 min. Piperazine on the other hand produced grade 3 paralysis within 30 min and the effect could be reversed on placing the worms in fresh water. Conclusion: The results show that latex possesses wormicidal activity. 6. A CASE REPORT OF ADR DUE TO MISIDENTIFICATION OF AN INDIGENOUS DRUG.
TOS 1 Proc Code J8498 J8499 J8501 J8510 J8515 J8520 J8521 J8530 J8540 J8560 J8565 J8597 J8600 J8610 J8650 J8700 J8999 J9000 J9001 J9010 J9015 J9017 J9020 J9025 J9027 J9031 J9035 J9040 J9041 J9045 J9050 J9055 J9060 J9062 J9065 J9070 J9080 J9090 J9091 J9092 J9093 J9094 J9095 J9096 J9097 J9098 Description ANTIEMETIC DRUG, RECTAL SUPPOSIT PRESCRIPTION DRUG, ORAL, NON CHE APREPITANT, ORAL, 5 MG EMEND ; BULSULFAN; ORAL, 2 MG MYLERAN, CABERGOLINE, ORAL, 0.25 MG DOST CAPECITABINE, ORAL, 150 MG XELO CAPECITABINE, ORAL, 500 MG XELO CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE; ORAL, 25 MG C DEXAMETHASONE, ORAL, 0.25 MG DE ETOPOSIDE, ORAL, 50 MG VEPESID ; GEFITINIB, ORAL, 250 MG ANTIEMETIC DRUG, ORAL, NOT OTHER MELPHALAN, ORAL, 2 MG ALKERAN ; METHOTREXATE, ORAL, 2.5 MG RHEU NABILONE, ORAL, 1 MG TEMOZOLMIDE, ORAL, 5 MG TEMODAR PRESCRIPTION DRUG, ORAL, CHEMOTH DOXORUBICIN HCL, 10 MG ADRIAMYC DOXORUBICIN HYDROCHLORIDE, ALL L ALEMTUZUMAB, 10 MG CAMPATH ; ALDESLEUKIN, PER SINGLE USE VIAL ARSENIC TRIOXIDE, 1 MG TRISENOX ASPARAGINASE, 10, 000 UNITS ELSP INJECTION, AZACITIDINE, 1 MG VI INJECTION, CLOFARABINE, 1 MG CL BCG LIVE INTRAVESICAL ; , PER INS INJECTION, BEVACIZUMAB, 10 MG A BLEOMYCIN SULFATE, 15 UNITS BLE INJECTION, BORTEZOMIB, .1 MG VE CARBOPLATIN, 50 MG PARAPLATIN ; CARMUSTINE, 100 MG BICNU ; INJECTION, CETUXIMAB, 10 MG ERB CISPLATIN, POWDER OR SOLUTION, P CISPLATIN, 50 MG PLATINOL AQ ; INJECTION, CLADRIBINE, PER 1 MG CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE, 100 MG CYTOXA CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE, 200 MG CYTOXA CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE, 500 MG CYTOXA CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE, 1 G CYTOXAN, CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE, 2 G CYTOXAN, CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE, LYOPHILIZED, 1 CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE, LYOPHILIZED, 2 CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE, LYOPHILIZED, 5 CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE, LYOPHILIZED, 1 CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE, LYOPHILIZED, 2 CYTARABINE LIPOSOME, 10 MG Eff Dt 1 2006 Price PAC $0.01 5 $0.01 5 $5.04 3 9 $3.96 3 $13.18 3 $0.98 3 9 $30.54 3 9 $0.01 5 $6.58 3 $0.22 3 9 $7.42 3 $0.01 5 $6.24 3 $386.08 3 $541.30 3 $739.52 3 $33.49 3 $54.77 3 $4.22 3 $116.58 3 $114.16 3 $57.48 3 $33.30 3 $32.68 3 $8.94 3 $139.78 3 $49.83 3 $2.45 3 $12.26 3 $37.58 3 $1.92 $3.83 3 $15.75 3 $19.17 $38.34 3 $1.99 3 $3.97 3 $9.93 3 $17.09 3 $39.71 3 $394.20 3 and vepesid.
HLigI and with 1A4 mAb that specifically recognized the enzyme phosphorylated on Ser66. As a control, we verified the occurrence of etoposide-induced phosphorylation of the p34 subunit of RPA RPA2 ; detectable as a shift in the electrophoretic mobility of the protein Shao et al., 1999 ; . Western blot analysis with 9H8 mAb showed a transient phosphorylation of RPA2 at 3 h recovery that was no longer detectable at 24 h either in adherent or in floating cells Figure 1A ; . Concerning hLigI, although the level of the protein was fairly constant Figure 1A ; , its phosphorylation status changed significantly during the experiment. Indeed, staining with 1A4 mAb showed that in adherent cells the enzyme was dephosphorylated at 3 h recovery and rephosphorylated at later times 24 h ; . form of hLigI with a higher electrophoretic mobility, most likely generated through extensive dephosphorylation, was instead detectable in floating cells collected at 24 h Figure 1A ; . The presence of the 85-kDa proteolytic fragment of PARP Figure 1A ; , recognized by the C-210 mAb Lamarre et al., 1988 ; , confirmed the apoptotic nature of these floating cells. A time course experiment showed that phosphorylation of RPA2 occurred in a short time between 30 and 60 min of treatment.
Incompatibility25: The following are incompatible via Y-site injection: cefepime, filgrastim and idarubicin. The following are incompatible in the same infusion solution at the stated concentrations: cisplatin 200 mg, mannitol 1.875% and KCL 20 mEq with etoposide 400 mg in 1 L NS; doxorubicin 100 mg and vincristine 4 mg with etoposide 500 mg in 1 L NS and famciclovir.
Etoposide, with the oligomers of the present invention using a labile chemical bond that hydrolyzes in vivo, freeing the fully bioactive parent drug, improves solubility of the drug in the bloodstream and permits delivery of the drug to the cns.
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A.T.B. AMBUTOL TIBITAB LAMBUTOL ETHAM A.T.B. LAMBUTOL ALCOHOL ALCOHOL ALCOHOL ALCOHOL ALCOHOL ALCOHOL ALCOHOL ALCOHOL ALCOHOL JENNY F.M.P EUNOEGG ED ETON 250 ETHIONAMIDE VICTAN EFFORTIL ETOMIDATE-LIPURO ETOMIDATE-LIPURO ETOPLAN VEPESID ETOPOS ETOPOSIDE ABIC FYTOSID ARCOXIA ARCOXIA ARCOXIA EUCALYPTUS.
1264 solution. EMg concentration of the blood sample collected during the tachyarrhythmic seizure was available after seven days, and was 1.2 mmol 1 normal values 1.62.1 mmol 1 ; . EMg returned to normal values 1.8 mmol 1 ; after 10 days of oral Mg supplementation. Echocardiography results were normal, electrophysiologic studies showed no residual underlying rhythm disturbances, and sinus rhythm was maintained without antiarrhythmic prophylaxis. The patient received a further course of chemotherapy without cardiac complications. Case 3 In February 1996, a 66-year-old man was admitted to our department for suspected right lung cancer. After initial evaluation, including thoracic and abdominal CT, skeletal X-ray, fiberoptic bronchoscopy and histologic examination of bronchial biopsies taken during bronchoscopy, stage IV NSCLC was diagnosed. CT excluded pericardial involvement, and basal ECG and echocardiography results were normal. Chemotherapy consisting of cisplatin 100 mg m 2 on day 1 plus etoposide 100 mg m2 on days 1-3 was started. The first course was well-tolerated and the patient was discharged. The following courses were to be administered on a hospitalday basis. On day 1 of the fourth course, the patient was admitted as an emergency to our department with dyspnoea and sweating, occurring after cisplatin infusion. ECG showed rapid AF with a ventricular rate of 230 beats per minute. Electrical cardioversion was carried out: sinus rhythm was not obtained, but the cardiac rate dropped to 90 beats per minute, and his clinical condition improved dramatically. Before carrying out electrical cardioversion, blood samples were collected for the assay of serum Na, K, Cl, Ca and Mg, and EMg. Serum electrolyte values were available one hour after cardioversion, and proved to be within the normal range. Although serum Mg was normal, a disturbance in intracellular Mg homeostasis was suspected, and i.v. Mg sulphate 3 mmol hour were infused for five hours, followed by Mg sulphate 10 mmol 24 hours. Return to sinus rhythm was achieved after 24 hours, and the patient was discharged after 48 hours. One week later, the assay of EMg was completed and the values were lower than normal 1.3 mmol 1 ; . The low EMg was controlled after 10 days of oral Mg supplementation, with levels returning to the normal range 1.9 mmol 1 ; . The patient underwent electrophysiologic evaluation, excluding any underlying rhythm disturbances, and two further courses of chemotherapy were administered without cardiac complications and metronidazole.
INTRODUCTION Antiangiogenic therapy for cancer has emerged as an exciting new therapeutic modality because tumors are angiogenesisdependent during growth and metastasis[1-6]. One of the most potent endogenous angiogenic inhibitors, endostatin, has been reported to inhibit endothelial proliferation and regression of solid tumors [7-10] . Although endostatin induces and sustaines the dormancy of tumor growth, large quantities of proteins are needed for prolonged periods[9]. Moreover, besides being difficulty to be purified, endostatin has a short half-life in vivo. In order to circumvent the obstacle presented by the pharmacokinetics of endostatin, delivery of the gene cassettes encoding endostatin has been attempted[11-19]. Recombinant adeno-associated virus rAAV ; vector is a good candidate for antiangiogenesis-based cancer gene therapy[20]. rAAV vector is derived from a nonpathogenic parvovirus that is capable of integrating into the host DNA, which allows the long-term expression. In addition, removal of the viral coding sequences minimizes immunogenicity. The rAAV vector has a broad host tropism and transducts in dividing and non-dividing cells. The liver is an important target for gene therapy, because of its large size, its protein synthesizing capacity and because it is easily accessible to vectors. Although the rAAV is a promising vector for liver-directed gene therapy, its potential for therapeutic use has been limited due to its inefficient transduction into the liver[21, 22]. In order to achieve high serum levels of endostatin with a stable expression, the transduction of non-dividing cell populations is essential in liver-directed gene therapy. Some topoisomerase inhibitors, such as etoposide or camptothecin, increase the transduction efficiency of the rAAV in non-dividing cells as well as in dividing cells[23-25]. Therefore, this study investigated the potential of a rAAV vector-mediated endostatin gene therapy in combination with topoisomerase inhibitor in a liver tumor model. This paper demonstrates that a topoisomerase inhibitor in a rAAV delivered endostatin gene therapy enhances the antiangiogenic effects, and that this method has the potential to be used as a new strategy for cancer gene therapy. MATERIALS AND METHODS Cells culture Hepa1c1c7 mouse hepatoma cell line ATCC CRL 2026 ; , S-180 murine sarcoma cell line ATCC CCL-8 ; and 293-EBNA cells transformed human embryonic kidney, ATCC R620-07 ; were grown in DMEM Gibco BRL, Grand Island, NY ; with 100 mL L.
Mates, 1119 and which represent a developmental transition between the fatty streak and more advanced lesions.7'18-19 In contrast, the atherosclerotic lesions in cholesterol-fed rabbits that had been treated with the cytostatic drug etoposide were less extensive and thinner and, at least focally, contained less fibrous tissue and SMFCs when compared with the more fibrous lesions seen in the untreated control animals. Since numerous studies in animal719-33 and human11 arterial tissues suggest that with time some fatty streaks develop into fibrous plaques, we propose that etoposide treatment suppresses this conversion and therefore reduces the progression of early atherosclerotic lesions to moreadvanced plaques. The mechanism by which etoposide suppresses plaque progression and development is not established, but several observations indicate that its action in this study is not solely due to a systemic effect of the drug. First, there were no significant differences in total plasma cholesterol concentrations between drugtreated and the control rabbits, and it was shown that all cholesterol-fed rabbits had circulating ; 3-VLDL. Moreover, hyperlipemic serum from drug-treated animals was shown to induce macrophage foam cell formation in vitro. Thus, etoposidde treatment did not interfere with the intestinal absorption of cholesterol or the formation of abnormal, remnant-like lipoproteins. Second, although etopos9de has been shown to cause monocytopenia in short-term experiments with Chinchilla rabbits, 22 no consistent, significant difference in the average absolute monocyte number could be demonstrated between etoposide-treated and untreated rabbits during the 8 weeks the rabbits were on a high-cholesterol diet. Likewise, there was no difference in the total RBC, WBC, or platelet count between these two groups. Thus, the reduction in atherosclerotic plaque development seen with etopkside treatment does not appear to be due to a significant drug-induced reduction in the number of circulating monocytes or platelets, cells that have been implicated in atherogenesis.18 Third, the prominent accumulation of MFCs in the atherosclerotic lesions of the etoposide-treated animals suggests that the drug does not interfere with either the recruitment of monocytes macrophages into areas of the vessel wall prone to lesion development or the intracellular accumulation of lipid that leads to the appearance of foam cells. However, the observation that both the extent and and tamsulosin.
These include traumatic life experiences such as the death of a loved one, living with certain diseases or taking medications with unpleasant side effects, substance abuse, hormonal changes, or a family history of depression, for example, etoposide dosing.
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Of less than 10% of the epidermis in Stevens-Johnson Syndrome. Ocular and oral mucosal involvement with hemorrhagic erosions can occur. More severe cases involving more than 30% of the body surface is referred to as toxic epidermal necrolysis. Skin detachment in both syndromes is similar to a second-degree burn. Some commonly associated medications include: carbamazepine, phenytoin, sulfa preparations, allopurinol, corticosteroids, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, alkylating agents, methotrexate, thalidomide, rituximab. Patients who are also receiving immunosuppressive agents such as steroids may not develop overt manifestation of the syndrome. Instead the patient will have a delayed presentation once the immunosuppressive drug is tapered. When this syndrome occurs in a patient with cancer it must be treated as an oncologic emergency Hockett KC, 2004 ; . Extravasation: An extravasation is the leakage of intravenously administered medication out of a vein into the surrounding tissues. It can be due to a secondary puncture of the needle or cannula through the vein wall or occur as a result of multiple punctures in the same vein. It can be due to an unanticipated backflow of blood or regurgitation of IV fluid around the venipuncture site. In cases of extravasations from central venous access devices the cause may be catheter tear, rupture or fracture; incomplete needle placement; needle dislodgment; thrombus or fibrin sheath formation or perforation of the superior vena cava. -Irritant: Extravasation of drugs classified as irritants can cause aching, tightness, or phlebitis, occurring at the site of the injection or along a vein, with or without an inflammatory response. A flare is described as a local reaction usually accompanied by red blotches along the vein generally subsiding within 30 minutes. ; Healing of extravasations of irritants may be complicated by cellulitis or infection. Some drugs known to be irritants that are commonly administered include: acyclovir, amphoterecin B, cisplatin, dacarbazine, dopamine, erythromycin, etoposide, foscarnet, mitoxantrone, potassium, taxotere, and vancomycin and fludrocortisone.
Walton stated that there are many things that can reactivate this virus, noting that even a healthy individual can experience a reactivation. Dr. Walton stated that persons undergoing.
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Table 2. Suggested chemotherapy for KS in low-resource settings Therapy Vincristine Vincristine vinblastine Vincristine bleomycin Bleomycin Etoposife Dose 1.4 mg m max 2 mg ; 1x week IV Vincristine 2 mg IV, and vinblastine 0.1 mg kg IV alternating weekly Vincristine 2 mg and bleomycin 10 mg m2 every 2 weeks IV 15 mg single doses every 2-3 weeks IM or 6 mg m2 day over 4 days IV every 4 weeks 50 mg for 7 of every 21 days PO or 100 mg for 5 days every month Overall response rate * 10-85% Up to 43% 60-75% 10-75 and felodipine and etoposide.
This modification appeared to reduce nonleukemic deaths, 3year DFS for patients with AML in second CR or first relapse was similar to that previously reported with BuCy. In a recent randomized trial, BuCy2 was compared with CyTBI in 101 patients with AML in firstCR.I8 Relapse risk was significantly increased among patients who received BuCy2, indicating that the antileukemic effect of this regimen may be inferior to that of CyTBI. Based on the activity of high-dose etoposide in resistant hematologic malignancy, Blume et a1 performed a phase-I trial in which patients received escalating doses of etoposide in combination with TB1 etoposide TBI ; followed by allogeneic BMT.I9 Of14 patients with AML in relapse or second CR, four remained in CR a median of 2.2 years after transplant. In a recent trial, 114 patients with poor prognosis acute leukemia or CML were randomized to receive BuCy2 or etoposide TBI." For the entire group, DFS did not differ significantly between the treatment arms. This study included 35 patients with AML beyond first CR or resistant to induction therapy. Although these patients were not analyzed separately, relapse risk appeared to be comparable with BuCy2 and etoposide TBI relapse in 8 18 patients, respectively ; . Therefore, available data does not suggest superiority of these alternative regimens over CyTBI. Results of allogeneic BMT following several other modifications of CyTBI or BuCy have been This includes studies that have examined the combination of etoposide with C Y T However, each report includes fewer than 15 patients with AML beyond first CR so that it is difficult to determine the merit of these regimens. In a previous study, our group showed that high-dose etoposide with cyclophosphamide was active in patients with.
During the two day Seminar, over five hundred Polish gynaecologists, had the chance to see and hear 20 presentations presented by the best, and well known medical teachers in the field of epidemiology, gynaecological endocrinology, oncology and reproductive health in general. All presentations were closely related to the topic of the Seminar, and participants have received CME credits. Most of the participants were very active; taking part both in the discussions and during the talksspeeches. Just to give you an idea about the issues which were discussed I list some of the titles of the presentations; Unwanted pregnancy; medical and social problem, Biological methods; the risk or the moral imperative? Compliance; a very important factor for the effectiveness of contraception, Is there a universally accepted way of choosing a method of contraception? Psychological and sexological aspects of contraception, The place of hormonal contraception in acne treatment; dermatological point of view, Contraception in adolescence, Contraception in women with BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutations, Long-acting contraception, Contraception in women with chronic diseases. The Seminar was organised by the Executive Committee of the Polish Society of Gynaecologists headed by Jan Kotarski the President of the Society ; and the European Society of Contraception represented by Medard Lech ESC Executive Committee member and fenofibrate.
Stimulation is generated by a small portable TENS unit which stimulates nerve fibres to block the pain signals transmitted to the brain the Gate-Control theory ; . TENS is also believed to increase endorphins, the body's own natural pain-killing chemicals. Stoller Afferent Nerve Stimulation This treatment works by sending a mild electric current through a very fine needle inserted near a nerve bundle just above the ankle. This stimulation is then carried to sacral nerves that control the bladder, bowel and pelvic organs. Sacral nerve stimulation neuromodulation ; This therapy involves electrostimulation of the sacral nerve. Surgical removal of the bladder urinary stoma urostomy ; In some IC patients surgical removal of the bladder and a urostomy artificial opening in the urinary tract ; seems the only option. However this is not something to be taken lightly, as surgery may lead to other complications such as phantom pain - even when the diseased bladder has gone, pain may still continue to be felt due to the development of new pain nerves in the pelvis. Bladder augmentation This is a procedure where the patient's own bladder is enlarged through the addition of a piece of the patient's small intestine. Some patients may subsequently be unable to void and need to use a catheter in order to empty the bladder. It is sometimes chosen as a temporary measure before taking the step to complete bladder removal. Despite extensive research and clinical studies, no possibility has been found of curing this disease. Treatment is highly individual and no medication or treatment exists that is effective in all IC patients.
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Idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura ; in adolescents may cause heavy bleeding and should be ruled out by performing a complete blood count with a platelet count. In addition, one group recommends that the prothrombin time extrinsic pathway ; , the activated partial thromboplastin time intrinsic pathway ; , thrombin time, and the level of fibrinogen be measured. Consultation with a hematologist may be required if a coagulation defect is evident. Reproductive-aged women with menorrhagia, metrorrhagia, or amenorrhea require evaluation to elucidate a cause. If a woman experiences symptoms or is anovulatory, hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism can be assessed by using a thyroid-stimulating hormone screen, particularly in women who have not been tested with the last five years. If ovarian failure is suspected, measurement of follicle-stimulating hormone may be indicated. Fasting serum prolactin levels should be measured in order to rule out hyperprolactinemia or pituitary adenoma. As women approach menopause, anovulatory uterine bleeding is common because of declining ovarian function. Women who experience bothersome symptoms should be counseled about available therapies, and all women should be educated about osteoporosis prevention. If possible, all diagnostic tests should be performed before transfusion or hormone therapy. References: American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. ACOG practice bulletin: management of anovulatory bleeding. Int J Gynaecol Obstet. 2001; 72: 263-271. Speroff L, Fritz MA. Clinical Gynecologic Endocrinology and Infertility. 7th ed. Baltimore, MD: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins. 2004. James AH, Ragni MV, Picozzi VJ. Bleeding disorders in premenopausal women: another ; public health crisis for hematology? Hematology Soc Hematol Educ Program. 2006: 474-485.
20 ETOPOPHOS [etoposide phosphate] is available through the Health Canada SAP. Etopooside phosphate is water soluble and does not contain excipients. Leaching of the plasticizer diethylhexyl phthalate [DEHP] from polyvinyl chloride [PVC] infusion bags does not occur with etoposide phosphate.
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