Trial ended July 2021.
Patient Disease:
Canine Lymphoid Leukemia or Multiple Myeloma
Study Name:
Protocol for the Use of TANOVEA-CA1™ (Rabacfosadine for Injection) in Dogs with Lymphoid Leukemia or Multiple Myeloma
Purpose of the study:
- To evaluate efficacy of rabacfosadine to treat dogs with lymphoid leukemia or multiple myeloma
Primary Eligibility Criteria:
- Dogs diagnosed with leukemia or multiple myeloma
- Prior to enrollment dogs must undergo some eligibility testing and be deemed free of other underlying diseases
- Chest x-rays are strongly recommended
Study Protocol:
- Pre-enrollment: Physical exam blood work and urine testing, cytology or histology of tumor, immunophenotyping of the tumor
- Rabacfosadine will be administered Day 0 (first day of the clinical trial), Day 21, Day 42, Day 63, and Day 84; at each visit there will be a physical exam and blood testing and urinalysis performed
- Day 7: physical exam and blood test
- Once this protocol is finished, the patient will be rechecked monthly
- Pets must come to CSU for all visits related to the clinical trial
Owner Responsibilities:
- To make and keep all appointments according to study protocol, and follow up examinations
Financial Incentives:
- Clients will receive rabacfosadine (drug only) at no cost
- Clients will be responsible for costs of recheck exams, blood tests and any ancillary medications, costs of rabacfosadine administration, as well as treatment of any side effects that occur
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