Phase II study of n-methylformamide (NSC 3051) and spirogermanium (NSC 192965) in the treatment of advanced small cell lung cancer
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Phase II study of n-methylformamide (NSC 3051) and spirogermanium (NSC 192965) in the treatment of advanced small cell lung cancer
Abstract
Fifty-four evaluable patients with SCLC previously treated with chemotherapy received either N-methylformamide or spirogermanium. There was one partial response to N-methylformamide. The median survival times for patients treated with N-MF and spirogermanium were 11.7 and 12.6 weeks respectively. Five patients treated with N-MF experienced severe toxicity while four patients treated with spirogermanium experienced severe and life-threatening toxicity.
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