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[The use of aminoglutethimide (orimeten) in disseminated breast cancer].

Nadezhdina Tm, Vyshinskaia Gv, Lichinitser Mr, Bassalyk Ls, Garin Am

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Administration of orimeten (aminoglutethimide), for disseminated breast cancer in 38 postmenopausal females, in whom other treatment modalities had failed, proved effective in 39%. Patients who had failed on tamoxifen responded to orimeten. Such side-effects as skin rash, drowsiness and cardiovascular disturbances were not pronounced. Limiting toxicity was 6%.

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Administration of orimeten (aminoglutethimide), for disseminated breast cancer in 38 postmenopausal females, in whom other treatment modalities had failed, proved effective in 39%. Patients who had failed on tamoxifen responded to orimeten. Such side-effects as skin rash, drowsiness and cardiovascular disturbances were not pronounced. Limiting toxicity was 6%.

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Administration of orimeten (aminoglutethimide), for disseminated breast cancer in 38 postmenopausal females, in whom other treatment modalities had failed, proved effective in 39%. Patients who had failed on tamoxifen responded to orimeten. Such side-effects as skin rash, drowsiness and cardiovascular disturbances were not pronounced. Limiting toxicity was 6%.

Key concepts: Aminoglutethimide, Medicine, Tamoxifen, Breast cancer, Rash, Limiting, Cancer, Toxicity

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