Tulane for LU-177 clinical trial

[Cynthgob]

Has anyone been to Tulane for LU-177 clinical trial? We are thinking about it. Any thoughts?

[Tall_Allen]

I would strongly prefer the trial of Th-227 at Tulane in his case.

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[Cynthgob in reply to Tall_Allen]

I’m not too knowledgeable about these trials but the one I am looking at is called the vision trial. Same or different??

[Tall_Allen in reply to Cynthgob]

The VISION trial is no longer recruiting. Tulane has two trials with a radionuclide attached to a PSMA ligand; the Th-227-PSMA antibody trial (currently recruiting) and the 67Cu-SAR-bisPSMA trial (beginning in September). Because he has bone metastases predominantly, I think the Th-227-PSMA-antibody trial might be preferable.

[Cynthgob in reply to Tall_Allen]

Ga-PSMA-11 trial is what I’m interested in

[Cynthgob in reply to Cynthgob]

Firefly

[Tall_Allen in reply to Cynthgob]

Ga-PSMA-11 is only used for detection, not for treatment. LuPSMA-617 is used for treatment.

[Cynthgob in reply to Tall_Allen]

Thanks you. So I guess I’m looking at the LuPSMA -617 as already had the psma done

[Tall_Allen in reply to Cynthgob]

As I said, Tulane has trials for Th227PSMA and 67Cu-SAR-bisPSMA. They have no current trials for LuPSMA617.

[cesces]

Dr. Sartor there is a real leaning forward kind of doc.

Is he involved?

[Cynthgob in reply to cesces]

Yes

[raoulmaher]

John has just had 177 treatment

[Cynthgob in reply to raoulmaher]

Any side effects?

[Cynthgob in reply to Cynthgob]

Where did you stay it’s Tulane?

[raoulmaher]

Hi as I said greatjohn on here has just undergone 1 course of LU-177 and I believe may be able to give you some advice - his blog identifies some of what he encountered - kindest Raoul