Re: Radioactive Antibodies: outlook?
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Date: 02/14/05
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Date: Mon, 14 Feb 2005 01:39:25 GMT
> It's not a wild assed guess. It's based on the evidence.
> But you should do what you think best
I'm confused. I thought that the evidence for
(1) delaying treatment until clinical symptoms appear
vs.
(2) treating on CA125 rise only
was inconclusive. In other words, picking
between (1) or (2) was a wild assed guess.
Are you saying that there is a *concensus* that shows
that (1) is better than (2)?
Obviously, if repeated high quality clinical trials
showed that option (1) was superior in outcome, I would
have to reconsider my position.
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