Controversies in Neuro-Oncology (Avastin and Malignant Gliomas)

Controversies in Neuro-Oncology (Avastin and Malignant Gliomas)

by Thomas C. Chen, Marc Chamberlain

195 pages· 2010· ISBN 9781608051328
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Neuro-oncology is an embryonic field of cancer research with a number of clinical trials in progress. However, the prognosis on neuro-oncologic patients has remained poor. Moreover, several small scale phase I/II trials performed have proved to be inconclusive because of the limited number of patients involved. As a result, many controversies exist in neuro-oncology drug development for which a forum does not exist. This ebook presents a detailed account on the use of avastin in treating cancer patients. a discussion on clinical experiences and the controversial debate among researchers of avastin's role in restricting malignant gliomas is also included giving readers a diverse perspective on the rationale of treating CNS tumors.

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