Recurrent laryngeal carcinoma

I plan to treat him with a combination of Erbitrux and chemotherapy. I have explained to him that it is experimental therapy. There is no guarantee of success. The turbacent toxicities are substantial and these were discussed with the patient. The patient wishes to proceed and will see me back next week.  

This patient has recurrent laryngeal carcinoma. - Thanks so much for helping.  

• Help - Tam
  • would "tabescent" work here? sm - flybye
    • Thanks - Tam
  • A little more contex would help, but could it be tumescent toxicity as in when they give too much - Spice
    • More text - Tam
      • Does this patient have cancer? If so, do they state what type? Almost sounds like a new drug - Spice
        • Recurrent laryngeal carcinoma - Tam
          • I found all the adverse reactions for Erbitux. - Spice

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