ESO and MAGE trials at NIH
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ESO and MAGE trials at NIH

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    • August 3, 2011 at 3:30 am
    MariaH
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    I am curious if anybody has participated in these trials at NIH?  Dave could not qualify at this time for the TIL and TBI trial due to the surgery being too risky to harvest the tumor.  If he progresses and there is disease that is resectable, then he could.  These were two other options presented to us if his tumor shows either of these expressions.

    Any info would be greatly appreciated!!

    Maria

    I am curious if anybody has participated in these trials at NIH?  Dave could not qualify at this time for the TIL and TBI trial due to the surgery being too risky to harvest the tumor.  If he progresses and there is disease that is resectable, then he could.  These were two other options presented to us if his tumor shows either of these expressions.

    Any info would be greatly appreciated!!

    Maria

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