That helped allot as you will see with the listing I have included for you!
LOL...your friend, lillian
4% Somatostatin Analogue Predisposes Enterocytes to Apoptosis
URL: http://www.ssat.com/jgs0202/167.htm
Summary: Normal ileal mucosa adjacent to the patch was evaluated at 7 days for
villus height,
crypt depth, crypt cell production rate (CCPR), and in situ end labeling of DNA
fragmentation. The
two control groups had similar villus height, crypt depth, and CCPR The two
octreotide-treated
groups had similar villus height and CCPR compared to control animals.
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64% Acromegaly & Octreotide
URL: http://brain.mgh.harvard.edu:100/e-f-943.htm
Summary: The pulsatile release of growth hormone (GH) by normal somatotroph
cells is regulated
by growth hormone releasing hormone (GHRH), which stimulates GH secretion, and
somatostatin,
which decreases secretion. A PET scan is used to localize binding of the
radiolabeled octreotide to
the pituitary adenoma, and binding of the radiolabeled octreotide suggests the
presence of
octreotide receptors.
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63% p53 and p21 in Immune Complex Alveolitis
URL: http://pandora.med.yale.edu/labinvest/abstracts/97mar/7634.html
Summary: We examined the effects of octreotide on the vascular IGF-I and
IGF-binding proteins
(IGFBP), gene regulation, smooth muscle cell proliferation, and neointimal
thickening after arterial
wall injury. The inhibitory effects of octreotide on vascular IGF-I were
associated with a decrease
in the number of proliferating cell nuclear antigen-positive cells and an up to
90% reduction in
neointimal.
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63% INFLUENCE OF CONTRAST MEDIUM AND OCTREOTIDE ON THE
DEVELOPMENT OF PANC...
URL: http://www.ssat.com/98ddw/abstscorrt-109.htm
Summary: W.Uhl, M.W.Büchler and the German Pancreatitis Study Group, Department
of
Visceral and Transplantation Surgery, University Hospital of Bern, CH 3010
Bern, Switzerland.
W.Uhl, M.W.Büchler and the German Pancreatitis Study Group, Department of
Visceral and
Transplantation Surgery, University Hospital of Bern, CH 3010 Bern,
Switzerland.
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63% Palliative Care Letter Vol. 3, No. 6, 1991 - Article 2
URL: http://pain.roxane.com/library/Newsletters/PCL/Vol3No6/v3n6a2.html
Summary: 6, 1991 REDUCTION OF REFRACTORY AIDS-ASSOCIATED DIARRHEA
WITH OCTREOTIDE A prospective, open-label, multicenter trial of patients with
AIDS or
AIDS-related complex (ARC), and complaining of severe diarrhea, tested the
efficacy of
subcutaneous octreotide (O) for diarrhea reduction. The study found that high
doses of O resulted
in stool volumes that were significantly reduced from baseline.
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62% Histol Histopathol, Vol 13, Pawlikowski et al.
URL: http://www.ehu.es/histol-histopathol/Abstracts/Vol_13/13_3/13_3_9.htm
Summary: HISTOLOGY AND HISTOPATHOLOGY Cellular and Molecular Biology Effects of
octreotide on propylotiouracil-induced goiter in rats: a quantitative
evaluation M. Pawlikowski1, K.
Zielin´ski3, D. Slowin´ska-Klencka1 and M. Klencki2 1Department of Experimental
Endocrinology and Hormone Diagnostics and 2Department of Thyroidology,
Institute of
Endocrinology, Medical University of.
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62% Juel-Bericht 3316
URL: http://www.kfa-juelich.de/zb/text/verl/kfa/juel3316.html
Summary: First the 88Y-DTPA-peptide-system was investigated with regard to
complexation
kinetics, stability constants and lipophilicity to obtain information about the
radiodiagnostical
86Y-[DTPA-(D)Phe1]-Octreotide and the potential endotherapeutical
90Y-[DTPA-(D)Phe1]Octreotide. The second aspect includes the insertion of
different linker
structures in [DFOB-Succinyl-(D)Phe1]-Octreotide type.
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62% #1966-1998 OCTREOTIDE SCINTIGRAPHY CORRELATES WITH DISEASE
SITES IN PA...
URL: http://www.asco.org/prof/me/html/98abstracts/ms/m_1966.htm
Summary: A recent study demonstrated the presence of somatostatin receptors on
a variety of
mesenchymal tumors, including leiomyosarcomas, by in vitro receptor
autoradiography on cryostat
specimens (Cancer Research 56:1922, 1996). The use of radiolabeled octreotide
ligands to assess
the presence of somatostatin receptors in vivo has been established, but never
previously reported
in human l...
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62% JCEM Additive Effect of Ketoconazole and Octreotide in the Treatment o...
URL: http://endo.edoc.com/volumes/jcem/vol-81.08/2885.html
Summary: Urinary cortisol excretion normalized and remained steadily within
normal limits in three
of four patients in whom normal UFC excretion had never been attained with both
single drug
regimens; in the fourth patient, UFC excretion decreased to levels lower than
those achieved with
ketoconazole or octreotide alone. [Next Article] [Previous Article] [Current
Issue TOC] [JCEM.
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62% Surgery: June 1997, 210602
URL: http://www1.mosby.com/Mosby/Periodicals/Medical/SURG/sy210602.html
Summary: From the Department of Surgery, Institute of Theoretical Surgery,
Philipps-University
of Marburg, Marburg, Germany, and Sandoz Preclinical Research Division, Basel,
Switzerland.
Individual reprint requests: Andreas Zielke, MD, DMSc, Department of Surgery,
Philipps-University of Marburg, Baldingerstrasse, PO Box 100, 35043 Marburg,
Germany.
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Matt Leigh wrote:
> Lillian, thanks so much for getting back to me, my name is Kendall , I am
> Matt's wife, and it is my father who has the cancer. I spelled "octreotide"
> wrong. This is the correct spelling. I was able to pull up some
> information on it, but mostly it was using the "octreotide" in scans, and
> not as a treatment. Thanks for your prompt response and your help. I hope
> someone out there has some information.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: lillian jennings <firefly@islc.net>
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> >Matt: Welcome to our wonderful forum, a home away from home. I was not
> >able to find anything on octrietide treatment and hope one of our other
> >members will be able to answer your question. Your friend, Lillian
> >
> >Matt Leigh wrote:
> >
> >> I am looking for information regarding intravenous octrietide
> >> treatment for my father who has been diagnosed with neuroindrican
> >> cancer of the pancreas. He is 54 years old and in very good health.
> >> He exercises every day and is feeling great, but still the cancer is
> >> there. Surgery is not an option, so we have been told about this
> >> octrietide. If you have any information, please e-mail me at
> >> flyfish@CompuServe. Thank you.
> >
> >
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