NCT00281840 · FLOW
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- groups
- description
- Radiation therapy will be delivered using standard once-daily fractionation, five days a week for 8 weeks. Bevacizumab is administered intravenously once on day 1 every two weeks during the course of radiation and up to one year following completion of radiation therapy, at which point bevacizumab will be discontinued.Patients meeting planned neck dissection criteria, will not receive bevacizumab therapy following completion of concurrent chemo-radiation therapy (for at least 8 weeks prior to surgery). Bevacizumab therapy will restart 4 weeks after planned neck dissection for nine months.Docetaxel is administered intravenously once per week only during the course of radiation.
- id
- FG000
- title
- Bevacizumab With Docetaxel and Radiation Therapy
- periods
- drop Withdraws
- reasons
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 12
- type
- Adverse Event
- reasons
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 6
- type
- Physician Decision
- reasons
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 3
- type
- Withdrawal by Subject
- reasons
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 2
- type
- Disease Progression
- reasons
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 1
- type
- exceed maximum delay in treatment
- reasons
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 1
- type
- Complicating Disease
- milestones
- achievements
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 30
- type
- STARTED
- achievements
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 5
- type
- COMPLETED
- achievements
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 25
- type
- NOT COMPLETED
- title
- Overall Study
- recruitment Details
- Patients recruited from University Hospitals (Cleveland OH) and University of Pittsburgh (Pittsburgh PA) from September 2005 through September 2008.
Complete source fields
- groups
- description
- Radiation therapy will be delivered using standard once-daily fractionation, five days a week for 8 weeks. Bevacizumab is administered intravenously once on day 1 every two weeks during the course of radiation and up to one year following completion of radiation therapy, at which point bevacizumab will be discontinued.Patients meeting planned neck dissection criteria, will not receive bevacizumab therapy following completion of concurrent chemo-radiation therapy (for at least 8 weeks prior to surgery). Bevacizumab therapy will restart 4 weeks after planned neck dissection for nine months.Docetaxel is administered intravenously once per week only during the course of radiation.
- id
- FG000
- title
- Bevacizumab With Docetaxel and Radiation Therapy
- periods
- drop Withdraws
- reasons
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 12
- type
- Adverse Event
- reasons
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 6
- type
- Physician Decision
- reasons
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 3
- type
- Withdrawal by Subject
- reasons
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 2
- type
- Disease Progression
- reasons
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 1
- type
- exceed maximum delay in treatment
- reasons
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 1
- type
- Complicating Disease
- milestones
- achievements
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 30
- type
- STARTED
- achievements
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 5
- type
- COMPLETED
- achievements
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 25
- type
- NOT COMPLETED
- title
- Overall Study
- recruitment Details
- Patients recruited from University Hospitals (Cleveland OH) and University of Pittsburgh (Pittsburgh PA) from September 2005 through September 2008.
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