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Old Mon Sep 17, 2007, 01:46 AM
Wayne O'Shana Wayne O'Shana is offline
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Temodar

Hi Margie:

It is not unusual for pts to go through CA treatment and then later end up with a dx of MDS. Temodar is a cytotoxic agent that may cause very rare cases of MDS and secondary malignancies, including myeloid leukemiea.

www.rxlist.com/cgi/generic/temoz.htm

Go to page 5 first and then, if you are up to a lot of medicalese, try going through all seven pages. This will answer your first question, but I know there will always be more questions popping up when dealing with MDS.

Best wishes.
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Middle-aged (83 yo) dx Nov 4, 1997 w/MDS-RA+pancytopenia, tx about 18 mo. Responded to EPO+G-CSF. Ferritin dropped from 2500 to 480. Three non-fatal heart attacks, five non-fatal strokes and a lot of TIAs. Otherwise in very good health.
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