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Not sure if someone's already posted this, but I just read about this through my local basset group. I don't know where the study is located.
--Worm --------------------------------------------------------------------- If anyone knows of a Basset with Lymphoma, there is a study being done on this disease. It looks like they will pay for chemo, blood sampling, and the new drug being studied, up to $2,500. Bassets fit the criteria in weight. The following study is open to all breed with a special interest in Rough and smooth collies, Shetland sheepdogs, Australian shepherds, Boxers, Siberian huskies and Alaskan Malamutes. Especially, if their blood work shows elevated calcium levels. These breed apparently have a higher probability of T-cell lymphoma apparently. It is the responsibility of thevowner/clinician to pursue diagnostics. Forwarded information--- Licking Lymphoma: Ablation of tumor initiating cells by P-glycoprotein inhibition: Proof of principle study in canine diffuse large B-cell lymphoma Current Status: Active and recruiting Principal Investigator: Jaime Modiano, VMD, PhD Contact: Amber Winter, study technician: 612-624-1352 or alwinter@... We are looking for dogs recently diagnosed with or highly suspected of having lymphoma. The purpose of this study is to determine if the addition of an experimental drug with chemotherapy may reduce or eliminate tumor-initiating cells by increasing their sensitivity to conventional chemotherapy. Dogs should have these qualifications: . body weight > 15kg (33 lbs) and < 40 kg (88 lbs) . have not started chemotherapy or corticosteroids . have adequate platelets (>= 100,000/ml) .have adequate supply of blood cells (>= 30% packed cell volume) . have no concurrent renal or hepatic disease, congestive heart failure or clinical coagulopathy . have not had an excisional biopsy (we need to do here and we don't want to repeat unnecessarily Excluded dog breeds due to special concerns: Rough and smooth collies, Shetland sheepdogs, Australian shepherds, boxers, Siberian huskies and Alaskan malamutes Owners will elect conventional chemotherapy and be responsible for the screening appointment. Once enrolled, the study covers the cost of the study drug or placebo, biopsies, blood sampling and subsequent chemotherapy up to a maximum of $2500. For more information please contact Dr. Modiano or Amber Winter (above).
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It must be this group at the Univ. of Minnesota: Home - CVM - ACCR, University of Minnesota
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yeah, we should remember to tell anyone who's basset comes down w/lymphoma esp if they's in the midwest.
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Thanks for posting this Worm, too late for my Bentley he would have fit their requirements......other than us being a long way from Minnesota! Hopefully someone will benefit from this!
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You're welcome! How is Ms. Annie these days?
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