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Murphree, 1967; Wanka, Vasil & Stern, 1964; Weissman, Smellie & Paul, i960 ; , dihydrofolate reductase Hillcoat, Swett& Bertino, 1967 ; , deoxycytidylate deaminase Eker, 19686; Maley ei a . 1965 ; , andthymidylatekinase Eker, 19686; Kitetal. 1965; Maley et al. 1965 ; . Attempts to understand the regulation of these enzymes have focused upon the relationship between DNA synthesis and the changes in activities of related enzymes. Inhibition of DNA synthesis and cell division by such drugs as arabinofuranosylcytosine, fluorodeoxyuridine, methotrexate, hydroxyurea, or mitomycin C, or by high thymidine concentrations has been shown to elicit a variety of effects on the specific activities of different enzymes associated with DNA synthesis Eker, 1966, 19686; Kit et al. 1966; Littlefield, 1965; Stubblefield & Mueller, 1965 ; . These studies suggest that the activities of the enzymes associated with DNA synthesis may be regulated individually in relation to the continuation of DNA synthesis. Recent studies of the regulatory mechanisms which control the specific activities of glutamine synthetase Kirk, 1965; Kirk & Moscona, 1963; Moscona & Kirk, 1965; Moscona, Moscona & Saenz, 1968 ; , alkaline phosphatase Cox & MacLeod, 1962, 1963; Griffin & Cox, 1966a, b ; , tryptophan pyrrolase Caffery, Whichard & Irvin, 1968; Feigelson & Greengard, 1962; Garren, Howell, Tomkins & Crocco, 1964; Greengard, Smith & Acs, 1963; Schimke, Sweeney & Berlin, 1964, 1965 ; , tyrosine transaminase Caffery et al. 1968; Granner, Hayashi, Thompson & Tomkins, 1968; Kenney, 1967; Peterkofsky & Tomkins, 1967, 1968; Reel&Kenney, 1968; Thompson, Tomkins & Curran, 1966; Tomkins et al. 1969 ; , and several enzymes in the cellular slime mould Roth, Ashworth & Sussman, 1968 ; have suggested that while primary enzyme induction in higher organisms probably does take place at the level of DNA transcription, normal maintenance of high enzyme activity and subsequent disappearance of enzyme activity may involve other epigenetic regulatory mechanisms which operate at the level of RNA translation or subsequent protein turnover. Maley et al. 1965 ; have demonstrated that following partial hepatectomy in the rat thymidylate synthetase activity was inhibited by amino acid analogues but scarcely influenced at all by actinomycin D or puromycin. This suggests that thymidylate synthetase regulation may involve complex control mechanisms. The present study of the regulation of thymidylate synthetase activity in Don Chinese hamster cells was undertaken in an attempt to examine the role of protein synthesis in changes in thymidylate synthetase activity and to investigate the effects of the interruption of DNA synthesis on the level of thymidylate synthetase activity.
Spectively investigated the utility of pulmonary func PFTs ; in monitoring for the occurrence of pulmonary toxicity due to mitomycin. PFTs were obtained at baseline and after three cycles of mitomy cin therapy. We analyzed the clinical course, radiologic studies, and PFT results in 133 patients with metastatic squamous cell carcinoma of the lung ran domized to treatment with either mitomycin, vinblastine, and cisplatin or mitomycin alone as part of a prospective treatment protocol of the North Central Cancer Treatment Group NCCTG ; . The diffusing capacity Deo ; was available in only 40 patients after the third cycle due to a high rate of progression and death from their underlying disease. After three cycles of chemotherapy, there was an average decline in the Deo of 14% p 0.0001 ; and no changes were observed in expiratory flows. No differences were noted be tween treatment arms. A significant decline in the Deo defined as a 20% change after correcting for hemo globin ; was noted in 11 of patients 28% ; . This de cline in the Deo was not associated with a worse prognosis p 0.77 ; . Seven patients 5% ; developed se vere pulmonary toxic reactions attributed to chemo.
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As an aid to patient consultation, consider emphasizing the following selected information » major clinical significance ; : before using this medication conditions affecting use, especially: sensitivity to mitomycin pregnancy— use not recommended because of mutagenic, teratogenic, and carcinogenic potential; advisability of using contraception; telling physician immediately if pregnancy is suspected breast-feeding— not recommended because of risk of serious side effects other medications, especially other bone marrow depressants or previous cytotoxic drug or radiation therapy other medical problems, especially chickenpox, coagulation disorders, herpes zoster, other infections, or renal function impairment proper use of this medication caution in taking combination therapy; taking each medication at the right time frequency of nausea and vomiting; importance of continuing medication despite stomach upset » proper dosing precautions while using this medication » importance of close monitoring by physician » avoiding immunizations unless approved by physician; other persons in patient's household should avoid immunizations with oral poliovirus vaccine; avoiding persons who have taken oral poliovirus vaccine or wearing a protective mask that covers nose and mouth caution if bone marrow depression occurs » avoiding exposure to persons with infections, especially during periods of low blood counts; checking with physician immediately if fever or chills, cough or hoarseness, lower back or side pain, or painful or difficult urination occurs » checking with physician immediately if unusual bleeding or bruising; black, tarry stools; blood in urine or stools; or pinpoint red spots on skin occur caution in use of regular toothbrush, dental floss, or toothpick; physician, dentist, or nurse may suggest alternatives; checking with physician before having dental work done not touching eyes or inside of nose unless hands washed immediately before using caution to avoid accidental cuts with use of sharp objects such as safety razor or fingernail or toenail cutters avoiding contact sports or other situations where bruising or injury could occur » possibility of local tissue injury and scarring if infiltration of intravenous solution occurs or as delayed reaction; telling doctor or nurse right away about redness, pain, or swelling at injection or any other site side adverse effects importance of discussing possible effects, including cancer, with physician signs of potential side effects, especially leukopenia, thrombocytopenia, pneumopathy, renal toxicity, stomatitis, bloody vomit, thrombophlebitis, or cellulitis caused by extravasation physician or nurse can help in dealing with side effects possibility of hair loss; should return after treatment has ended general dosing information patients receiving mitomycin should be under supervision of a physician experienced in cancer chemotherapy.
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Background: The purpose of this study is to report the treatment and outcome of eight cases of choroidal detachment, which occurred several days to many years after trabeculectomy. Methods: This is a retrospective study of eight cases of choroidal detachment after trabeculectomy with or without cataract extraction reviewed at CGMH, Keelung, from 2002 to 2004. One eye with idiopathic scleromalacia with chronic uveitis and secondary glaucoma, five eyes with primary open angle glaucoma and two eyes with chronic angle closure glaucoma after trabeculectomy were reported. Six of the eight cases developed acute onset choroidal detachment within two weeks after surgery. The other two cases suffered from choroidal detachment many years after trabeculectomy for different reasons. Regarding the types of operation, combined glaucoma and cataract surgery was performed in five cases and intraoperative application of adjunctive mitomycin C was used in two cases. Decrease in vision acuity and varying degrees of eye pain with a flat or shallow chamber were noted in all cases. Associated hypotony was found in six of the eight cases. The treatment included topical cycloplegic corticosteroid and oral corticosteroid. Choroidal detachments were improved or complete resolution obtained after Results: medical treatment for about three weeks to one month in all cases. But persistent poor control of intraocular pressure was found in two cases. Ultrasonography was used as a reliable tool to confirm the diagnosis and resolution of choroidal etachment in cases of blurred fundus examination and synechiae miotic pupil. Conclusions: Choroidal detachment is one of the complications after trabeculectomy. The diagnosis of choroidal detachment can be confirmed most reliably by ultrasonography. Medical therapy is effective for resolution. Chang Gung Med J 2005; 28: 151-8 ; Key words: choroidal detachment, trabeculectomy, ultrasonography, corticosteroid therapy.
Blood dyscrasia– causing medications see appendix ii ; leukopenic effects of vinorelbine may be increased with concurrent or recent therapy if these medications cause the same effects; dosage adjustment of vinorelbine, if necessary, should be based on blood count ; » bone marrow depressants, other see appendix ii ; or radiation therapy concurrent use may increase the bone marrow depressant effect of these medications and radiation therapy ; cisplatin although the pharmacokinetics of vinorelbine are not influenced by the concurrent administration of cisplatin, the incidence of toxicities, specifically granulocytopenia, with the combination of vinorelbine and cisplatin is significantly higher than with single-agent vinorelbine ; » mitomycin acute pulmonary reactions have been reported with vinorelbine used in conjunction with mitomycin; vinorelbine should be administered with caution in combination with mitomycin ; » paclitaxel concomitant or sequential use may result in neuropathy; routine monitoring for symptoms of neuropathy is recommended ; vaccines, killed virus because normal defense mechanisms may be suppressed by vinorelbine therapy, the patient's antibody response to the vaccine may be decreased and mitotane.
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Mucosal resection for early gastric adenocarcinoma is increasing year by year. Chemotherapy may be a more important part of treatment protocols in these patients in near future, because of the increasing survival rates. Cisplatin, 5-fluorouracil and mitomycin C were commonly used in various combinations for patients with gastric adenocarcinoma[114]. Radiotherapy In most instances, radiotherapy is used as an adjuvant to surgery, chemotherapy or both for primary gastric lymphoma. It has rarely been tried as a single mode of therapy[115, 116]. However, limited trials have suggested that radiotherapy can be utilized as a primary mode of treatment with a reasonable outcome[116, 117]. Radiotherapy has been studied in comparison with other treatment modalities for stage IE and IIE of primary gastric lymphomas with a comparable outcome of 80%-89% survival[115, 118, 119]. Radiation was used post-operatively in high- and lowgrade lymphomas, for residual tumors in stages I and II to improve the disease-free survival[120]. Combination of radiotherapy with chemotherapy might improve the chance of stomach conservation of these patients which may approach 100%[121]. Contradictory studies have found combined radiotherapy with either resection or chemotherapy no significant difference in both modalities, with a survival rate of 82%-88%[116, 119]. Radiation therapy has a limited but well established role in the care of those afflicted with gastric adenocarcinoma. Radiation therapy can provide considerable relief of local gastric cancer symptoms. Approximately 50% to 75% of patients have had symptomatic improvement of problems, such as obstruction, bleeding and pain in a variety of trials[122, 123]. Antibiotic therapy Because gastric MALT lymphomas have a high association with H pylori infection, eradication of H pylori with antibiotics is very important[58, 60, 124, 125]. Isaacson et al[125] suggested that antibiotic eradication of H pylori removes the growth stimulus from gastric MALT lymphoma without necessarily eradicating the neoplastic B-cell clone. This clone may re-expand, but in the absence of concomitant re-infection with H pylori, this is likely to be a self-limiting event. Short and long-term follow-up results of medical eradication of H pylori in patients with gastric MALT lymphoma have been published in the literature[124, 125]. However, patients still require periodic surveillance endoscopies and may require more traditional treatment of their lymphoma. Antibiotic therapy may fail to cure gastric lymphomas when there is a bulky tumor with a high-grade component or when the gastric lymphoma is associated with carcinoma[126]. A combination of partial gastrectomy and antibiotic therapy might be an alternative treatment for primary gastric lymphomas. However, periodic surveillance endoscopies are required after partial gastrectomy and antibiotic therapy. There has been no defined role of antibiotic therapy against H pylori in the treatment of gastric adenocarcinoma. Eradication of H pylori infection can be placed in preventive measures of gastric adenocarcinoma. If H pylori infection is detected in the partially resected.
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| Mitomycin rashWith a combination of mitomycin and vinblastine. TAXOTERE prolonged the time to progression 19 weeks versus 11 weeks ; and the overall survival 11 months versus 9 months ; . In alkylating failure Pts, the response rate was 52% with TAXOTERE versus 37% with doxorubicin. The time to progression was prolonged 27 weeks with TAXOTERE versus 23 weeks with doxorubicin ; , and the time to response was shortened 12 weeks versus 23 weeks ; . In one phase III study, in previously treated NSCLC patients, time to progression 12.3 weeks versus 7 weeks ; and overall survival were significantly longer for docetaxel at 75 mo m; compared to Best Supportive Care BSC ; . The 1vear survival rate was also significantly longer in docetaxel 40% ; versus BSC 16% ; . There was less use of morphinic analgesic p 0.01 ; . non-morphinic analgesics o 0, 01l other disease-related medications p 0.06 ; and radiotherapy p 0.01 ; in patients treated with docetaxel at 75 ma compared to those with BSC. The overall response rate was 6.8% in the evaluable patients, and the median duration of response was 26.1 weeks. KINETICS are dose independent. Excretion is mainly faecal following hepatic metabolism. Docetaxel is 95% protein bound. In a population pharmacokinetic analysis neither age nor sex had an impact on kinetics; there was a 27% decrease in total clearance in patients with elevated LFTs. PRECLINICAL: Docetaxel is mutagenic consistent with its pharmacological activity. SHELF-LIFE: Vials should be stored between + 2C and + 25C and protected from bright light. The shelf-life is respectively 18 and 24 months forTAXOTERE20and80mg. INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE: TAXOTERE must be diluted with the entire contents of the solvent vial. TAXOTERE premix solution 10 mg docetaxel ml ; unless used immediately to prepare the infusion solution, can be stored for up to 8 hours either between + 2C and + 8C or room temperature. To prepare, inject the appropriate amount of TAXOTERE9 premix solution into a 250 ml infusion bag or bottle containing either 0.9% sodium chloride solution or 5% glucose solution to produce a final concentration not exceeding 0.74 mg ml. Use the infusion solution within the 4 hours. MARKETING AUTHORISATION HOLDER: Aventis Pharmaceuticals 20 avenue Raymond Aron 92165 Antony Cedex France AUTHORISATION NUMBERS: EU 1 95 002 and EU 1 95 002 DATE OF FIRST AUTHORISATION: November 1995 DATE OF REVISION: January 2000 and modafinil.
In a previous review, I stated that the data from large-scale clinical trials of the treatment of hypertension suggested that the main driver of benefit from blood-pressure BP ; lowering drugs was the BP lowering per se 1 ; . Dr. Schwartz in his response to this review notes that, although the HOPE Heart Outcomes Prevention Evaluation ; 2 ; and EUROPA EURopean trial On reduction of cardiac events with Perindopril in stable coronary Artery disease ; 3 ; studies showed benefits of angiotensin-converting enzyme ACE ; inhibition versus placebo in reducing cardiovascular events in patients with cardiovascular disease, the more recent PEACE Prevention of Events with Angiotensin Converting Enzyme inhibition ; 4 ; study did not. Dr. Schwartz states that this dichotomy might suggest within-drug-class differences, pointing to the benefit of specific ACE inhibitors "beyond blood pressure." This concept is tenuous at best and could only be proven by testing different ACE inhibitors head-to-head in the same patient population. The differences in outcomes when comparing the HOPE and EUROPA trials with the PEACE trial reflect different patient populations and differences in comcomitant medications. Compared to the HOPE and EUROPA trials, the the PEACE trial.
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| The reduction of ischemic necrosis in the distal parts of skin flaps, and this treatment might also have applications as prophylactic therapy for risky skin flaps in plastic and reconstructive surgery. Infrared thermography is non-invasive diagnostic method which offers two-dimensional representation of the surface temperature of the skin and it is a sensitive method to detect altered tempetarure distribution expressed through the histograms, evaluating the vitality of the skin flap by computorised image analysis. Sufficient blood supply of the flap is a significant factor for proper wound healing and cutaneous flap survival. Thermography of the skin is an easy method for estimating the blood circulation of the skin flap, but it is limited to hair-free or shaved skin areas. References: 1. 2. 3. IinumaT, SawadaY. Topical application of capsaicin and flap survival. Br J Plast Surg 1996 ; 49: 319-20 Miawaki T, Jackson IT, Bier UC, Andrus L, Williams F, Bradford M. The effect of capsaicin ointment on skin for the survival of a cutaneous flap. Eur J Plast Surg 2001; 24: 28-30 Chang CC, Maruyama Y, Inomata K. Increased flap survival after sensory denervation with capsaicin accompanied by delay. J Reconstr Microsurg 1990 ; 6 1 ; : 29-33 Westin M, Heden P. Sensory denervation with capsaicin does not influence the critical ischemia time in rat island flaps. Scand J Plast Reconstr Surg Hand Surg 1989; 23: 173-6 Saray A, Can B, Sevin K. Effects of methylprednisolone on the viability of experimental flow-through venous flaps. J Reconstr Microsurg 2002 ; 18: 615-22 Demir T, Turgut B, Akyol N, Ozercan I, Ulas F, Celiker U. Effects of amniotic membrane transplantation and mitomycin C on wound healing in experimental glaucoma surgery. Ophthalmologica 2002; 216: 438-42
We developed a direct screening immunoblot assay for the detection of Shiga-like toxin SLT ; -producing organisms in stool samples. The assay takes advantage of the phage-mediated nature of SLT production in Escherichia coli and the phage-inducing effects of mitomycin. The addition of mitomycin significantly enhanced the amount of toxin available for immunologic detection. By using the mitomycin-enhanced immunoblot assay, SLT-producing E. coli could be distinguished from non-toxin-producing E. coli and normal stool flora in ratios of 1: 000 to 1: 5, 000. The immunoblot assay was examined in a field setting and compared with direct DNA probing for SLT-I and SLT-II. The assay was able to detect SLT-producing E. coli with a high level of sensitivity and specificity. Specificity was markedly improved by using a monoclonal antibody which cross-reacts with both SLT-I and SLT-II B subunits in place of the polyclonal antitoxin sera. We conclude that the mitomycin-enhanced immunoblot colony assay is a rapid and reliable alternative to DNA probing for the detection of phage-mediated SLT-producing organisms in stool samples, especially when the production and use of nucleic acid probes are not feasible. In addition, it permits isolation of positive colonies for further study and confirmation and molindone.
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Containing the R6K replication origin is absent in E. coli KL16, pIN208 was expected to be recombined into the recG locus of strain KL16 through a single crossover event in the transformants. The 14 transformants were then screened for their hypersusceptibility to mitomycin, because a recG-deficient mutant has been reported to be hypersusceptible to mitomycin 16 ; . A genomic DNA preparation from one of the chloramphenicol-resistant and mitomycin-hypersusceptible mutants was examined by Southern hybridization analysis with the recG gene probe the 1.1-kb MluI fragment internal to the recG gene ; to confirm the destruction of the recG gene in the mutant. The analysis revealed that the E. coli KL16 preparation contained a probe-positive 12-kb ClaI fragment wild-type recG ; , while the mutant preparation contained a 19.5-kb ClaI fragment recG: : pIN208 ; data not shown ; , suggesting that the 7.5-kb pIN208 was inserted into the chromosomal recG gene. In addition, the 7.0-kb KpnI fragment containing the recG gene was observed in wild-type KL16, while the KpnI digestion of the mutant preparation yielded instead the 11- and 3.5-kb fragments as expected data not shown ; . A unique KpnI site is present on the vector plasmid. This recG-deficient mutant was designated E. coli KL16-P1. Construction of plasmids carrying the recG genes of E. coli and S. aureus. Plasmid pIN102 for use for transformation with the S. aureus recG gene was constructed by inserting a 2.8-kb PstI-EcoRI fragment containing the recG gene of pIN101 between the PstI and EcoRI sites of the E. coli-S. aureus shuttle vector, pND50. Plasmid pIN107 was obtained by ligating a 2.8-kb BamHI-HindIII fragment containing the S. aureus recG gene of pIN101 with the 4-kb BamHI-HindIII fragment of pBR322. Plasmid pIN203 carrying the E. coli recG gene was constructed by ligating a 2.6-kb BamHI-HindIII fragment from pIN201 with the 4-kb BamHI-HindIII fragment of pBR322. Nucleotide sequence accession number. The sequence obtained in this study has been assigned DDBJ, EMBL, and GenBank nucleotide sequence accession no. AB000439
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Terimmunoelectrophoresis was carried out on a 0.8% Noble agar plate with 20 mM barbital buffer pH 8.6 ; . Five microliters each ofantigen and anti-LT antiserum were placed in wells 2.5-mm diameter ; cut in the gel plate. The distance between the two wells was 9 mm. Electrophoresis was performed at a constant current of 2 mA gel for 3 h. The precipitin lines formed were stained with Coomassie brilliant blue after the gel plate was soaked for 18 h in 0.04% NaCl-0.4% sodium borate solution and then dried. By this method, the anti-LT antisera preparation used in this study formed a precipitin line with 1.6 pg or more of purified LT per mL S49 mouse lymphosarcoma ceil assay of LT. Assay of LT on S49 mouse lymphosarcoma cells was carried out as described previously Ruch et al., in press ; . S49 cells 3 x 106 ml ; were suspended in Dulbecco modified Eagle medium supplemented with 10% fetal bovine serum, Eagle minimal medium, nonessential amino acids, 2 mM glutamine, 50 IU of penicillin per ml, 50 ug of streptomycin Flow Laboratories, Rockville, Md. ; , per ml, 0.01 mM Ro-20-1724 Hoffman LaRoche, Inc., Nutley, N.J. ; , and 20 ug of gentamycin sulfate Sigma Chemical Co., St. Louis, Mo. ; , in 200-pl portions per well in microtiter plates TSFB-96, Linbro Scientific, Hamden, Conn. ; . Culture supernatant fluids of E. coli were added to appropriate wells in 10- to 20-pI portions. Microtiter plates were incubated at 370C in an atmosphere containing 7% C02. The presence of biologically active toxin was detected colorimetrically, i.e., by the pink color of the tissue culture medium due to inhibition of S49 cell growth. The absence of biologically active toxin was detected by the color change pink to yellow ; of the phenol red pH indicator in the culture medium after 56 to 72 incubation. Phage purification. Phage were harvested and purified as previously described 24 ; . Crude supernatant material of E. coli grown in the presence of 2 ptg of mitomycin C per ml was adjusted to pH 8.0 and chilled to 4C. NaCl and polyethylene glycol 6000 were added to final concentrations of 0.5 M and 5.5%, respectively. After mixing for 1 h and standing overnight at 40C in 2-liter separatory funnels, the phage was sedimented by centrifugation at 4, 5000 x g for 15 min in a Beckman JA-10 rotor. The phage-containing pellet was suspended in a buffer pH 8.0 ; containing 10 mM tris hydroxymethyl ; aminomethane-hydrochloride, 10 mM NaCl and 10 mM MgCl2 and centrifuged for 35 min at 35, 000 x g in Beckman JA-20 rotor to sediment the bacterial debris. The phagecontaining supematant fluid was layered on a CsCl block gradient made up of 1.5 ml of CsCl at p - 1.7 g cm3, 2.0 ml of CsCl at p 1.5 g cm3, and 4.0 ml of CsCO at p 1.3 g cm3 and centifuged for 90 min at 70, 000 x g in Beckan SW25.1 rotor at 150C. The phage banded at the interface of CsCl p 1.3 g cm3 1.5 g cm3 and was removed with a and CsCl p needle and syringe. Electron microscopy. Purified o, B phage was diluted in a buffer pH 8.0 ; containing 10 mM tris hydroxymethyl ; aminomethane-hydrochloride, 10 mM NaCl, and 10 mM MgCI2 and dropped onto the surface of Formvar-supported, carbon-coated 200mesh copper grids. After 30 the excess phage suspen.
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Summary A case is ; resented of ventricular tachycardia occurring ; following myocardial infarction. When medical measures failed to convert the rhythm to normal, direct cardiac electric shock was emuployed, with returmi to normal of the cardiac rhythm and recovery of the patient and mrv.
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Patients and methods: 18 patients with relapsed NSCLC defined to thoracic region entered onto the study were to receive regional chemotherapy using ITP plus low-dose systemic chemotherapy. All 18 patients had been pretreated with some form of chemotherapy, surgery and or radiotherapy. Cytostatic regimen consisted of a two different parts: a ; regional chemotherapy using mitomycin 10 mg m, navelbine 25 mg m and cisplatin 30 mg m during ITP on day 1; b ; systemic chemotherapy with 5-floururacil 250 mg m plus cisplatin 20 mg m given as continuous infusion over 24 hours on day 1 4 and multivitamin.
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