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  1. My friend was diagnosed originally with desmoplastic small
    round cell round tumor

    I'am looking for people with any information about this
    disseas and the treathment about this.

    If anybody can help me i will be greatfull

    thanks for reading this and i hope te speak to you soon.....

    greetings isaak amsterdam ( Holland)

  2. isaak said:

    My friend was diagnosed originally with desmoplastic small
    round cell round tumor

    I'am looking for people with any information about this
    disseas and the treathment about this.

    If anybody can help me i will be greatfull

    thanks for reading this and i hope te speak to you
    soon.....

    greetings isaak amsterdam ( Holland)

    Hello isaak St Jule's describes this cancer here (if you
    mean abdominal). stjude.orgdisease
    summaries/0,2557,449_2167_7502,00.html "Treatment Strategies
    Because of diffuse involvement of the abdomen at the time of
    diagnosis, complete resection of this tumor is rarely
    possible. Effective treatment must rely upon chemotherapy
    and radiation therapy. Recent reports suggest that
    multimodal therapy including surgical debulking,
    radiotherapy and high dose chemotherapy may improve survival
    in a subset of patients with desmoplastic small round cell
    tumor. Clearly, new therapeutic strategies are needed for
    this aggressive tumor"

    I've also found a webpage which seems to be collecting such
    patients and their stories dsrct.compatients.htm
    I saw one from UK, another from Canada, more than several
    from the US. Some seemed to try chemo to shrink the tumors,
    then surgery, then radiation therapy, then chemo. Some
    seemed to have surgery, then radiation therapy, then chemo
    (and various combinations and various chemo regimens).

    I'm not a doctor, but I did see some rather strange
    "treatments" mentioned there, so be careful what you read on
    the internet. Also you'll note some of "last heard from"
    dates are "pale", but still legible. It would seem those
    were lost to the cancer.

    There's also news:nl.support.kanker if you prefer. I can't
    read that language but Jan's a nice lady over there who
    speaks both.

    I'll be around on one of these newsgroups. Best wishes to
    you and your friend, J

  3. You may want to look at this couples website:
    dsrct.demon.co.ukdsrct.demon.co.uk

    They seem to be connected to others and may be able to help
    you.

    --
    Take Care, Sharon Lane
    rare-cancer.orgrare-cancer.org

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