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Query: UMLS:C0029463 (
osteosarcoma
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The antitumor activity of budotitane was investigated in three different tumor systems--the transplantable murine ascitic-colon-adenocarcinoma
MAC
15A, the TD-
osteosarcoma
of the rat, and the intramuscularly transplanted murine sarcoma 180. Marked inhibition of tumor growth was observed in the intramuscularly transplanted sarcoma 180, and cure rates of 50-80% were achieved in the colon adenocarcinoma
MAC
15A. In contrast to these findings, bulotitane was inactive in the transplantable TD-
osteosarcoma
of the rat. Preliminary mutagenicity studies with the Salmonella typhimurium/mammalian microsome assay of Ames did not show any evidence of mutagenicity for the compound. The first results of the phase I clinical trials showed mild hepatotoxicity at a dose level of 15 mg/kg, dose-limiting nephrotoxicity at 21 mg/kg, and a reversible impairment of the sense of taste, beginning at a dose of 9 mg/kg.
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PMID:Assessment of the preclinical activity of budotitane in three different transplantable tumor systems, its lack of mutagenicity, and first results of clinical phase I studies. 277 38
This article presents a 19-year old patient with a distal femoral
osteosarcoma
treated with limb salvage and distal femoral megaprosthetic reconstruction complicated postoperatively by bone leishmaniasis. Bone biopsy was done; bone tissue was sent for cultures and histology. Cultures were negative. Histological sections showed Leishman - Donovan bodies within histiocytes confirming the diagnosis of leishmania infection of the distal femoral megaprosthesis. The patient was administered amphotericin B for a total of 10 days and gradually became afebrile. Two months after treatment the patient was readmitted with high fever, pancytopenia, liver and spleen enlargement, and chest pain. Radiographs of the chest showed lobar pneumonia and pleural effusion; thoracentesis showed
Mycobacterium avium intracellulare
lung infection. Despite multi-regimen antibiotic therapy and chemotherapy, disease progressed and the patient died 19 months after
osteosarcoma
resection and distal femoral megaprosthetic reconstruction from cancer-related complications.
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PMID:Leishmania Infection of a Knee Megaprosthesis. 2852 53