LAlter1159@aol.com wrote:
>
> I'm a primary care m.d. looking for any information you have on any clinical
> trials going on with endostatin or any dietay advice regarding high
> quantities of endostatin for a patientwith stage 3-4 ovarian cancer and poor
> response to primary and secondary chemotherapeutic regiments. Currently this
> patients ca125 is 30 but she does have persistent ;pelvic disease.
>
> thanks in advance for your help
>
> Dr. Larry Alter
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> Forwarded message:
> Subj: foods with high content of endostatin
> Date: 97-11-30 12:24:02 EST
> From: LAlter1159
> To: owner-mol-cancer@lists.meds.com
>
> Hello my name is Dr. Larry Alter I am an emergency/family physician.
> my mother is finishing her second line treatment of chemotherapy for stage
> three ovarian cancer. As her bone marrow becomes sluggish to the repeated
> treatments and as I read some of the preliminary work by Dr. Judah Folkman I
> am very fascinated by the potential with these angiostatin drugs. Any
> information you have on any early clinical trials going on with endostatin or
> dietary advice would be greatly appreciated.
>
> My thanks to you in advance
Dear Dr. Alter,
Have you tried contacting the National Cancer Institute for clinical
trials for utilizing endostatin?
Also ca-125 of 30 is in the normal range, as you know. ARe you thinking
about hysterectomy and debulking.
There is also a very informative discussion group called the Ovarian
discussion. Here a couple of websites you may log onto for Ovarian
information and which you may receive infor on endostatin.
http://www.ovarian.org/ (National Ovarian Cancer Coalition)
http://www.nci.nih.gov/ (National Cancer Institute)
http://gynoncology.obgyn.washington.edu/Tutorials/OvarianCancer.html,
(Ovarian Cancer Review)
http://www.monitor.net/ovarian/ (Ovarian Plus)
For foods you may wish to contact the Livingston Foundation in San Diego
for information about dietary needs and endostatin information. There
number is 1-888-777-7321
Good Luck
Marty and Barb
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