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survival rate after neck disectiom and radiation

Forums General Melanoma Community survival rate after neck disectiom and radiation

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    lmccann2016
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      What is overall survival when having neck disection for primary back neck. Also 25 rounds radiation. Tried interferon high dose made it two treatments and made me sick. No other options for stage 3 in canada.

      Having neck disection and radiation does it really help melanoma and kill it.

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        geriakt
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          Is it possible to travel to the Cleveland Clinic for treatment? Stage 3 you can get IPI.  I did it and did not get sick. BMS may help you with the cost of IPI. I did a clinical trial and BMS paid for all my drugs and treatment but this was before IPI was approved for stage 3. 

          Please look into your options. 

          Tom 

            lmccann2016
            Participant
              Bms??? And can canadian travel to US and get treatment IPI
              jennunicorn
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                Canadians travel to the US all the time for health care. If you're interested, I would give Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMS) a call and ask them if that's something they would help out with. Their customer service number is 1-800-332-2056. 

                jennunicorn
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                  Canadians travel to the US all the time for health care. If you're interested, I would give Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMS) a call and ask them if that's something they would help out with. Their customer service number is 1-800-332-2056. 

                  jennunicorn
                  Participant

                    Canadians travel to the US all the time for health care. If you're interested, I would give Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMS) a call and ask them if that's something they would help out with. Their customer service number is 1-800-332-2056. 

                    lmccann2016
                    Participant
                      Bms??? And can canadian travel to US and get treatment IPI
                      lmccann2016
                      Participant
                        Bms??? And can canadian travel to US and get treatment IPI
                      geriakt
                      Participant

                        Is it possible to travel to the Cleveland Clinic for treatment? Stage 3 you can get IPI.  I did it and did not get sick. BMS may help you with the cost of IPI. I did a clinical trial and BMS paid for all my drugs and treatment but this was before IPI was approved for stage 3. 

                        Please look into your options. 

                        Tom 

                        geriakt
                        Participant

                          Is it possible to travel to the Cleveland Clinic for treatment? Stage 3 you can get IPI.  I did it and did not get sick. BMS may help you with the cost of IPI. I did a clinical trial and BMS paid for all my drugs and treatment but this was before IPI was approved for stage 3. 

                          Please look into your options. 

                          Tom 

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