Literature DB >> 4016774

Phase II study of elliptinium in advanced breast cancer.

J G Rouësse, T Le Chevalier, P Caille, J M Mondesir, H Sancho-Garnier, F May-Levin, M Spielmann, R De Jager, J L Amiel.   

Abstract

A group of 74 patients with advanced breast cancer received elliptinium as second- or third-line treatment (100 mg/m2/week). The objective response rate was 19% (30% in soft tissue metastases), lasting from 3 to 12 months. This drug appears to have no marrow toxicity. Mild to moderate nausea and mouth dryness were the most frequently encountered side effects. Hemolysis occurred in five patients who had an IgM antibody and represents the dose-limiting toxicity. Cumulative renal toxicity (World Health Organization, grade 2) was observed in one of ten patients who had received greater than 2000 mg of elliptinium.

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Year:  1985        PMID: 4016774

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Cancer Treat Rep        ISSN: 0361-5960


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