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177Lu-DOTATOC for Neuroendocrine Tumors
Study Summary
This trial is to compare the effectiveness of two types of PRRT, personalized and standard, in treating neuroendocrine tumors.
- Neuroendocrine Tumors
- Gastrinoma
- Insulinoma
- Carcinoid Tumor
- Pulmonary Carcinoid Tumor
- VIPoma
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What safeguards exist to ensure that 177Lu-DOTATOC is harmless to those who receive it?
"Our team at Power gave 177Lu-DOTATOC a safety rating of 2, meaning there is evidence to suggest the drug's relative safety but no data on its efficacy."
What is the projected participant count for this clinical trial?
"This clinical trial is no longer taking new participants. It was first posted on January 15th 2022 and the last update occured on November 2nd 2023. If you are searching for other studies, 177 trials involving vipoma-afflicted patients and 30 trials dealing with 177Lu-DOTATOC therapy currently have active recruitment campaigns."
What further investigations have been conducted on the efficacy of 177Lu-DOTATOC?
"Currently, 30 clinical trials involving 177Lu-DOTATOC are active with 3 in Phase 3. Newcastle and Gateshead have the highest concentration of these studies; however, there are 238 locations worldwide running related research."
Is recruitment for this research still underway?
"This trial is not recruiting new patients at this time. Last updated on November 2, 2022 and initially posted on January 15th 2023, it does not presently have any openings for participants. Those searching for other clinical trials may find 177 vipoma studies or 30 177Lu-DOTATOC studies actively seeking volunteers."
What is the purpose of this trial's implementation?
"This 12-month trial aims to compare the progression-free survival of those undergoing personalized versus standard PRRT with Choi criteria. Additionally, the correlation between QoL scores and ctDNA will be investigated as well as quality of life questionnaire results (EORTC GINET21 & EQ-5D) before, during, and after treatment in both arms."
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