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Research Into Action: Clinical Trials Many challenges, frustrations, and risks also exist for those who conduct clinical trials. Despite the challenges involved, a number of clinical trials of possible new therapies for lupus are under way, and others are in the planning stages. These include both investigator-initiated clinical trials funded by the NIH and FDA, which are planned and conducted by researchers at university medical centers across the U.S. and at the NIH clinical center in Bethesda, Maryland, and clinical trials initiated and conducted by pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies. Meeting participants had a rare opportunity to gain insights on the thinking and planning that goes into lupus clinical trials and to hear about ongoing clinical trials for which results are not yet available, as well as clinical trials that are still in the planning stages. While some experimental lupus therapies aim to treat or even cure the entire disease, many are directed against specific manifestations of the disease. For instance, people with lupus often develop premature atherosclerosis hardening of the arteries ; , leading to an increased risk of heart attacks and strokes. University researchers are conducting clinical trials on the safety and effectiveness of Atorvastatin--one of a group of drugs called statins--for preventing atherosclerosis in both adults and children with SLE. Statins are commonly used to lower cholesterol levels and reduce the risk of heart disease and stroke in adults, but until now they have not been specifically tested in lupus patients. A number of clinical trials in academia and industry are also ongoing or planned for new, potentially less toxic therapies for lupus nephritis. These therapies differ from current treatments in that they are more specific in their actions. In other words, instead of suppressing the entire immune response and damaging healthy cells along with harmful ones, most of these experimental therapies target specific components of the immune response that research has shown to be involved in the development of lupus. Some of these more targeted therapies will also be tested or are already being tested in lupus patients who do not have kidney disease. University and government researchers are also exploring more radical approaches for treating serious cases of lupus that are resistant, or refractory, to standard therapies. The goal is to wipe out diseasecausing immune cells, restore a healthy immune system, and achieve long-term remission or cure of the disease. Two approaches that have shown some promise in small, preliminary studies will be tested in larger clinical studies. One approach is stem-cell therapy, in which doctors use high-dose chemotherapy with drugs such as cyclophosphamide Cytoxna ; to destroy the patient's immune system, followed by transplantation of hematopoietic blood-forming ; stem cells that were removed from the patient before chemotherapy. The transplanted stem cells develop into mature blood cells and regenerate the immune system. Researchers are also beginning a clinical trial of high-dose cyclophosphamide chemotherapy without stem-cell transplantation for moderate to severe cases of refractory lupus. One industry-sponsored clinical trial is testing the ability of a drug called prasterone a synthetic form of the natural hormone DHEA ; to prevent bone loss which increases the risk of osteoporosis ; in women with lupus who are taking prednisone. More than 50 percent of lupus patients have increased bone loss resulting from multiple factors, including treatment with prednisone and other drugs as well as effects of the disease itself. Research Into Action: Novel Diagnostics Another active area of lupus research focuses on improving diagnosis of the disease. No single laboratory test can determine whether someone has SLE, and it often takes several years from the time that a person first develops symptoms to the time that doctors can make a definitive diagnosis. Recent advances in the study of human genetics may provide a key to developing more accurate and specific diagnostic tests for lupus. Using a technology known as genetic profiling, which simultaneously analyzes the activity of thousands of genes in a single blood sample, researchers have identified a group of genes whose.
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Vidence that use of nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drugs NSAIDs ; might be associated with decreased risk of colon cancer has raised hope that they might prevent other cancers. However, a new State-wide study of the Tennessee Medicaid TennCare ; population found that NSAIDs did not protect against lung cancer. Researchers at the Vanderbilt Center for Education and Research on Therapeutics examined the relationship between NSAID use and subsequent lung cancer development. They identified lung cancer cases from the TennCare database and randomly selected age-and sexmatched controls. A pharmacy database identified NSAID use during the 5 years prior to cancer diagnosis. During followup for a median of 6.3 years per person, 3, 370 lung. Background Although the widespread use of adjuvant chemotherapy prescribed for early-stage breast cancer has contributed to an improvement in overall survival [1, 2], the optimal chemotherapeutic regimen is still unknown. The Early Breast Cancer Trialists' Collaborative Group EBCTCG ; presented an overview meta-analysis of adjuvant therapy trials after a 15year follow-up with the following conclusions: 1. The use of adjuvant polychemotherapy reduces the risk of recurrence from 53.5% to 41.1% and reduces the absolute risk of breast cancer mortality by 10% P 0.00001 ; among women under the age of 50 years. These reductions in risk were also statistically significant among women aged 50-69 years, though to a smaller degree. These results were seen regardless of nodal status, and hormonal status. 2. There is a slight benefit with anthracycline-containing regimens compared with nonanthracycline-containing regimens, with a ratio of annual recurrence rate 0.89 P 0.001 ; , and the breast cancer death ratio 0.84 P 0.00001 ; , regardless of age or nodal status. There has been insufficient follow-up for the EBCTCG to assess the impact of taxanes on adjuvant therapy, nor to comment on optimal dosing, i.e., dose-dense vs. standard schedules. This document attempts to provide some guidelines and a review of the recent data on adjuvant chemotherapy as it pertains to non-trastuzumab containing regiments. Taxane Therapy for Adjuvant Disease Several randomized trials have been published that support a superiority of chemotherapeutic regimens that contain a taxane. To date, no study has demonstrated superiority with a specific taxane paclitaxel vs. docetaxel vs. albumin-bound paclitaxel therefore this characteristic will not be used to differentiate the trials. A. Four randomized trials support an additional efficacy with the use of a taxane-containing regimen vs. a non-taxane containing regimen. Three randomized trials evaluate the addition of paclitaxel Taxol ; to a constant anthracycline-containing regimen; a fourth trial uses docetaxel Taxotere ; as its additional taxane. 1. National Surgical Adjuvant Breast and Bowel Project NSABP ; B-28 [3]: Patients with node-positive disease were randomized to 4 cycles of Adriamycin and Cytlxan AC ; or 4 cycles of AC followed by paclitaxel Taxol ; . The dose of AC was standard A 60mg m2; C 600mg m2 ; and given every 3 weeks. The dose of paclitaxel was higher than currently used Taxol 225mg m2 ; , and concurrent tamoxifen was administered for hormone-sensitive disease. a. The addition of paclitaxel resulted in a 17% reduction in risk of recurrence P 0.006 ; , but no impact on survival 85% for both groups ; . b. The concurrent administration of tamoxifen may have confounded these results. Normal cells in the body grow and divide in a controlled way. Cancer cells, however, grow and divide very rapidly and in an uncontrolled manner. Chemotherapy is a general term used to describe various drugs to treat cancer that work throughout the body. Many drugs used to treat breast cancer interfere with and kill cells that grow and divide very fast. Because tumors are made up of different kinds of cells, chemotherapy often consists of two or more drugs each having a different way of killing cancer cells. This is called combination chemotherapy. Patients in the TAILORx trial will have early stage-breast cancer that measures 1.1 to 5.0 cm, is ER PR positive, node negative and HER2 negative. The TAILORx trial allows those patients who are randomized to receive chemotherapy to use any standard chemotherapy. The National Comprehensive Cancer Network NCCN ; cancer treatment guidelines mention several drugs that are used in various combinations and are given on different schedules for the treatment of this stage of breast cancer. The list of the brand and generic names below can help you become familiar with the drugs doctors may mention. Only the patient and her physician can make the decision about which chemotherapy regimen is best brand name generic names shown ; . Adriamycin doxorubicin Cytooxan cyclophosphamide Ellence epirubicin "5-FU" fluorouracil Methotrexate has many brand names ; Taxol paclitaxel Taxotere docetaxel. Two recent studies provide clear evidence that in most patients with lupus nephritis cell cept is as efficacious as cytoxan with significantly fewer side effects. Another recent study indicated that cell cept in long term studies is equally efficacious as cytoxan in maintaining remissions. The only disadvantage compared to cytoxan is cost which is limiting for patients without prescription coverage and levothroid.

He writes, “ i was diagnosed with cll in 2002 and took six months of fludarabine, cytoxan cyclophosphamide ; , rituxan rituximab ; , also called fcr treatment. No specific antidote for cytoxan is known management of overdosage would include general supportive measures to sustain the patient through any period of toxicity that might occur and purinethol. In conclusion, the researchers stated, "Our data suggest that the behavioral effects measured during the preweaning period of the F1 progeny of the CP cyclophosphamide ; treated rats were consistent in that the same animals that appeared developmentally retarded in the cliff avoidance tests were also retarded in the swimming tests. That CP induced a genetically toxic effect is supported by I ; the time interval of 14 days, which involved a period of 3 days of rest after treatment and 11 days before conception of the first litter in the treated group and ii ; the short half-life of cytoxan in rodents and in man; half of the cytoxan is eliminated within hours after cessation of long-term systemic treatment. These data suggest that behavior testing of the F1 generation might be used as an endpoint to detect abnormalities induced during spermatogenesis and transmitted through the sperm. This end point would then be used to evaluate genetically transmissible effects of potentially mutagenic, carcinogenic, or teratogenic compounds. Further studies will determine if the observed differences are transient or permanent in nature. In either case, however, the procedures used in this report indicate a transmissible effect which can be used to detect genetically toxic compounds."`.
January 2003 updated February 2003 ; --In the event that people in the armed services and health care personnel are given smallpox vaccinations over the next months, it is important for people with Myasthenia Gravis mg ; and their family members to be aware of certain, very important, precautions. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDC ; urge that no person with a weakened immune system * e.g., by leukemia, human immunodeficiency virus HIV ; , certain types of hematopoietic stem cell transplants, or immunosuppressant medications ; should be exposed to the smallpox vaccine. In rare cases, people who fall into these groups can have serious, possibly life-threatening complications from exposure to the vaccine. Therefore, it is the recommendation of the Myasthenia Gravis Foundation of America's Medical Scientific Advisory Board, that ! A person with mg whose immune system is suppressed by treatment with high-dose corticosteroids e.g., prednisone, Deltasone, Medrol ; , or other immunosuppressant agents including but not limited to ; azathioprine Imuran ; , cyclosporine tacrolimus Sandimmmune, Neoral, Prograf, Gengraf ; , mycophenolate mofetil CellCept ; , cyclophosphamide Cytooxan ; , or similar medications and requip. A typical dose of Imuran or Cyytoxan is 125 to 150 milligrams mg ; a day given orally. A low dose is 75 mg or less. Cytoxan can be given at a much higher dose intravenously on a monthly basis. This may be quite effective for severe kidney disease and may help to avoid some of the side effects that occur with daily oral dosages of this drug : destinationrx prescriptions ; . Anaprox naproxen ; Anaprox naproxen ; Anaprox naproxen ; Anaprox naproxen ; Anaprox DS naproxen ; Anaprox DS naproxen ; Anaprox DS naproxen ; Naprosyn naproxen ; Naprosyn naproxen ; Naprosyn naproxen ; 275mg 30 tablet ; 275mg 60 tablet ; 275mg 90 tablet ; 275mg 100 tablet ; 550mg 30 tablet ; 550mg 90 tablet ; 550mg 100 tablet ; 125mg 5ml 300 suspension ; 125mg 5ml 480 suspension ; 250mg 30 tablet.

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There are types of medications that can either be used in conjunction with chemotherapy or alone. Some of these medications have an anti-cancer effect, and some are prescribed to manage potential side effects of the chemotherapy. Steroids: Steroids are hormonal substances, naturally produced in the body. There are many different types of steroids and they all have different effects on the body. Some types of steroids have been found to help destroy some types of cancer cells, and can make chemotherapy more effective. Common types of steroids that are used in cancer treatment are hydrocortisone, dexamethasone decadron ; , methylprednisolone and prednisolone. Decadron is also used in low doses to prevent nausea. Steroids are also used to reduce inflammation, and to prevent or treat allergic reactions. Steroids are available in pill form for oral administration and injection form for IV administration. The severity of the side effects is dependent on the dose and duration of the steroid. The most common side effects include irritation of the stomach lining, fluid retention, increased appetite, difficulty with sleeping, changes in blood sugar levels, and cushings syndrome acne, puffiness of the face, dark marks on the skin, facial hair in women ; . These side effects are usually seen with more long-term use of steroids. Celebrex: Celebrex is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medicine NSAID ; that is used to reduce pain and inflammation swelling and soreness ; . In addition to use for relief of arthritis and pain Celebrex is being investigated in the treatment of cancer. Levamisole: Levamisole is available in a pill form for oral administration. It is used in conjunction with 5-FU in the treatment of colon cancer. Levamisole is not a chemotherapy drug; instead it works with the immune system to destroy cancer cells. The most common side effects include; stomach discomfort and a metallic taste in the mouth. Leucovorin: Leucovorin is available in a pill form for oral administration or for intravenous injection. Leucovorin is not a chemotherapy drug, however it is an adjunct to some chemotherapy drugs. It is a compound similar to Folic acid, which is a vitamin. When it is used with Methotrexate, it is prescribed to prevent prolonged side effects of Methotrexate by "stopping its action". When used with Methotrexate it is normally administered 24 hours after the Methotrexate, and is prescribed every six hours for 48 to 72 hours. Leucovorin is also used with 5FU to enhance the anticancer effect of the 5FU. Leucovorin has almost no side effects of it's own, when used with the 5FU it can increase both the efficacy and the side effects of that drug. Mesna: Mesna is used in conjunction with chemotherapy drugs Ifex and high doses of Cytoxan ; to prevent bladder irritation. It has no anticancer activity. Amifostine Ethyol ; : Amifostine is a medication used in conjunction with some chemotherapy i.e.: Cisplatin ; drugs to prevent and reduce kidney damage. It is also being used with other chemotherapy drugs to prevent or reduce nerve damage caused by the chemotherapy. More recently, Amifostine has shown benefit in treating Myleodysplastic Syndrome. Anti Angiogenesis: Growth and development of tissues, including cancers, is dependent on blood supply. For tumors to grow and spread, they need a growing blood supply as well. This is achieved by growth and development of vessels within the cancer tissues, a phenomenon known as angiogenesis. Anti angiogenesis; the blockage and inhibition of angiogenesis may control the growth of cancer. This is a relatively new area of research and there are several drugs still in research development. Thalidomide was approved by the FDA in 1998. This drug appears to have some anti-angiogenesis efficacy. Due to its side effect profile especially severe damage to embryos ; this drug has and close monitoring by the FDA. Retinoids Vitamin A derivatives ; : This is a class of non-chemotherapy drugs that have both anti-angiogenisis activity and immune system activity. The two drugs currently available are Cis-Retinoic acid and Tretinoin Vesanoid ; . Cis-Retinoic acid is available in pill form for oral administration. It is commonly used with IFN in the treatment of certain cancers. It can also be prescribed alone to treat premalignant oral lesions. Vesanoid is also available in pill form for oral administration. It is used in the treatment of certain types of leukemia. Hormonal Medicines: Some cancers are dependent on certain hormones for their growth, i.e.: breast cancer, endometrial cancer, and prostate cancers. Manipulation of the hormones or the receptors may influence the growth of cancer and help in its control. These medications can be prescribed alone, together, or with chemotherapy. Tamoxifen, Toremifine, Evista, Faslodex and Femara: please ask the doctor or nurse for a copy of Hormonal Changes and Menopause guidelines and sinemet. Skip to content breastcancer home donate dictionary research news about us symptoms & diagnosis treatment & side effects day-to-day matters lower your risk community knowledge home → search results search breastcancer print page last modified on: june 9, 2008 found 40 results for cytoxan search again search results displaying results: 11-20 sort by date sort by relevance getting chemotherapy: step by step last modified on june 16, 2008 types of chemotherapy, especially if you haven't been drinking a lot.

In the path to this goal lie a number of road blocks -- difficulties that are in herent in the experimentalsituationof a secondary animal test. Some of these diffi culties are illustrated in Chart 2. This chart shows some dosage response curves for tumor toxicity in two agents food restriction and cytoxan ; and two trials of each agent. If we wish to interccrnpare agents, then some of the difficulties indicated by chart; 2 are 1 ; variability in the starting or control observations, 2 ; some tendency for all the points to shift up or down from one experimentto another on the same agent, 3 ; irregularitiesin the course of the dosage response curves, differences in the shape of the dosage response curves. It will also be noted that the dosage response curves do not reduce to simple straight lines and hence the characterization of such curves would be qjiite complex. In the initial attempt at amal.yzing these data we used the tumor and host toxicity dosage response curves but the manifest difficulties soon forced us to and methotrexate. Phonuclear cells, 36 lymphocytes, and six monocytes ; , and a platelet count of 15, 000. There were 14 nucleated red cells per 100 white cells, and mild anisocytosis and poikilocytosis were noted. He was treated with red cells and albumin. A 51Cr red cell survival study indicated a half-life of 8 days normal, 30 days ; and splenic sequestration of red cells. Methotrexate 20 mg m2 weekly ; and Cytoxan 200 mg m2 weekly ; were added to the regimen. Example, in March 2002 the FDA issued a warning about kava kava, and sale of the herb is banned in France, Germany, and Switzerland. People interested in using herbs--especially if they have liver disease--should consult a knowledgeable practitioner. Some Drugs Associated with Liver Toxicity: amiodarone Cordarone ; , heart arrhythmia azathioprine Imuran ; , rheumatoid arthritis carbamazapine Tegretol ; , seizures chlorpromazine Thorazine ; , antipsychotic cyclophosphamide Cytoxan ; , cancer chemo therapy diclofenac Voltaren ; , arthritis diltiazem Cardizem ; , angina and high blood pressure felbamate Felbatol ; , seizures ketoconazole Nizoral ; , fungal infections methotrexate Rheumatrex ; , arthritis, cancer chemotherapy methyldopa Aldomet ; , high blood pressure nitrofurantoin Macrodantin ; , urinary tract infections pemoline Cylert ; , attention deficit disorder phenytoin Dilantin ; , seizures tacrine Cognex ; , Alzheimer's disease ticlopidine Ticlid ; , reduce blood clotting, prevent strokes tolcapone Tasmar ; , Parkinson's disease valproic acid, seizures zafirlukast Accolate ; , asthma zileuton Zyflo ; , asthma and albendazole. COMBIVENT, albuterol sulfate ipratropium. 13 COMBIVIR, lamivudine zidovudine . 4 crantex la, guaifenesin phenylephrine hcl GEN FOR ENTEX LA ; 13 CREON 10, 20, 5, amylase lipase protease. 10 CRIXIVAN, indinavir sulfate Protease Inhibitor submit to State4 cromolyn sodium GEN FOR INTAL ; . 9, 12, 13 crotamiton . 8 cryselle, norgestrel-ethinyl estradiol GEN FOR LO OVRAL ; . 11 CUPRIMINE, penicillamine . 11 cyclobenzaprine hcl. 11 cyclophosphamide [PA inj] GEN FOR CYTOXAN ; . 5 cyclosporine [PA inj] . 5 cyproheptadine hcl GEN FOR PERIACTIN ; . 13.

Pilot trial of Taxol-Herceptin adjuvant therapy for early stage HER-2 positive breast cancer, from the Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group ECOG ; . This trial was designed to determine whether Herceptin given prior to Adriamycin might pose HER-2 News less risk to patients' hearts. In 25 percent to 30 percent of breast canDoctors discovered after Herceptin cer patients, a gene regulating cell was approved that some patients -- growth, HER-2, overproduces a George Sledge, MD, about 28 percent--who were protein that causes a morereported the much- given Herceptin with Adriaaggressive, rapidly growing mycin suffered from a form awaited safety results form of breast cancer. of congestive heart failure from the pilot trial of All newly diagnosed breast in which the heart is cancer patients should have a unable to pump efficiently. Taxol-Herceptin test on their tumor to reveal Though these heart probadjuvant therapy for whether this gene is amplified lems usually were reversible, early stage HER-2 and its protein overexpressed. doctors worried about giving positive breast In 1998, the FDA approved a monthis drug to women with prioclonal antibody called Herceptin mary breast cancer. However, most cancer. trastuzumab ; to target this gene, making patients find Herceptin very easy to tolit the first genetic therapy in breast cancer. erate because it has few if any other toxic effects. Herceptin currently is approved for treatment In this study of 234 HER-2 positive primary in metastatic breast cancer, but large clinical breast cancer patients, four cycles of Taxol was studies are underway with primary breast can- followed by Herceptin for 10 weeks, then CA cer patients whose tumors overexpress the HER- Cytoxan and Adriamycin ; for four cycles. This 2 protein. regimen was compared with the same regimen with the addition of 52 weeks of Herceptin. Safety of Herceptin Patients were closely monitored for safety. in Primary Breast Cancer In the current trial, four patients 1.7 perSeveral large adjuvant trials of Herceptin are cent ; got clinical congestive heart failure but ongoing. At the symposium, George Sledge, MD, none died. All four had predisposing histoof the Indiana University School of Medicine, ries of coronary artery disease. Other patients reported the much-awaited safety results from the had mostly reversible reductions in LVEF left and strattera. Babic R Institute for Radiology of Clinic Centar Nis, Nis PP Numerous pathological states of the urosystem reflect repercussions onto the state and appearance of the pyelocaliceal system. From the diagnostic point of view an insight into the state and appearance of the pyelocaliceal system is frequently the guiding roentgenological symptom at urography. The aim of our presentation is to review appearance of the pyelocaliceal system at urography by means of illustrations. In the paper there are presented the aspects of th epyelocaliceal system in certain anomalies, calculosis of pyelocaliceal system, renal papillary necrosis pyelonephritis, kidney tuberculosis, hydronephrosis of various etiology, renal tumors, vesico-urethary reflux and others. Taking in consideration some other symptoms following urography, clinical picture, lab and other reports, the authoirs make efforts to interpret in any specific case the reasons of changes in appearance of the pyelocaliceal system at urography is often the guiding roentgenological symptom. PP Poster Presentation; OP Oral Presentation.
Achieve complete remission 5% lymphoblasts in a normocellular mar row ; after 6 weeks of vincristine and prednisone treatment in patients with early pre-B- or pre-B leukemia or after 6 weeks of vincristine, prednisone, daunorubicin, and cytoxan in patients with T-cell leukemia. Isolation of Human Leukemia Cells. Prior to initiation of chemother apy, 3-5 ml of bone marrow were aspirated into a heparinized syringe from individual pediatrie patients and added to a 50-ml tube containing 40 ml RPMI 1640 supplemented with 20% fetal calf serum, penicillin G 50 units ml ; , and streptomycin 500 g ml ; . Samples were shipped via express mail to the reference laboratory at Johns Hopkins Hospital at ambient temperature from participating member institutions of the Pedi atrie Oncology Group. Lymphoblasts were separated from bone marrow by the Ficoll-Hypaque method of Boyum 11 ; , washed three times in room-temperature and indinavir and Buy cytoxan online. By Raymond Alexanian, M.D. At a breakout session held in connection with MD Anderson's annual'"Living Fully with Cancer" Conference September 6-8, Dr. Raymond Alexanian, M.D., Professor of Medicine at Anderson, presented an overview of the characteristics of WM, then went on to discuss and respond to questions regarding new developments in treatment of WM. With respect to treatment, Dr. Alexanian noted that some years ago there was little controversy over the best treatment because there were few choices. Now that the choices in treatment are greater, so is the debate over which is best, including issues relating to the best drug combinations, how long to continue a course of treatment to maximize benefits while minimizing toxicity and side effects, and the role of transplants. At Anderson, the current preferred treatment generally two courses for previously untreated patients ; is the three drug combination of 2CdA, cyclophosphamide cytoxan ; , rituximab Rituxan ; . This program has achieved a 90% rate of remission among previously untreated patients, and 80-85% recontrol after an average three-year unmaintained remission. In response to a question regarding comparison of the Anderson treatment program to that of other centers, Dr. Alexanian said the largest American study involved fludarabine delivered as a single agent, achieving a 40% response rate. Another study about to be reported involves rituximab as a single agent, and that will indicate a 40% rate of remission. The Anderson approach has for some years involved a combination of drugs because he believes there is biological support for the position, that there are synergistic benefits to the combination of drugs; and the combination of drugs also achieves. In BALB c mice to X-rays and eight chemotherapeutic agents in preparation for subsequent combination studies using drugs and X-rays. The drugs tested were: actinomycin 0; 1, 3-bis 2chloroethyl ; -i -nitrosourea, bleomycin; cis-diamminedichloro platinum Il cyclophosphamide; 5-fluorouracil; methotrexate; and vincristine. Drug efficacy was tested by using an in vitro cell survival assay after treatment in vivo and by growth delay of tumors in situ. Cyclophosphamide was the most effective drug; vincristine was the least effective drug at maximum tolerated doses when assayed by growth delay. Information relating to phanmacokinetics, time of drug action, and the presence on absence of possible repair processes was ob tamed from experiments in which cell survival was assayed at different times after treatment in situ. 1, 3-bis 2-chloroethyl ; -i nitrosourea, bleomycmn, cis-diamminedichlonoplatinum ll ; , and Cytoxan cyclophosphamide ; all showed increases in survival following surviving fraction minima, suggesting that repair of drug-induced damage occurred, For bleomycin, as has been shown here and by other workers, the surviving fraction in crease was largely an artifact, but this was not the case for cis diamminedichloroplatinum ll ; . The ability of each drug to kill all the different subpopulations of cells in EMT6 SF tumors was tested by obtaining dose-response curves. Exponential survival curves were seen for 1, 3-bis 2-chloroethyl ; -i -nitrosourea, Cy toxan cyclophosphamide ; , actinomycin D, 5-fluorouracil, and methotnexate, although due to the ineffectiveness of the last three drugs listed, low enough surviving fractions were not reached to rule out the possibility of a plateau of response. cis diamminedichloroplatinum II ; showed evidence of a threshold before exponential killing was attained, while bleomycin showed a plateau indicating a resistant subpopulation. Dis crepancies between the growth delay and in vivo-in vitro assays were shown by significant difference in growth delay produced by drugs causing the same amount of cell killing. INTRODUCTION There has been increasing emphasis in recent years in combining 2 on more forms of treatment in an attempt to improve control rates of cancer. 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