C. novyi for the treatment of solid tumors in humans
AssigneesBiomed Valley Discoveries, Inc., The Johns Hopkins University
InventorsSaurabh Saha, Shibin Zhou, Bert Vogelstein, Kenneth W. Kinzler
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AssigneesBiomed Valley Discoveries, Inc., The Johns Hopkins University
InventorsSaurabh Saha, Shibin Zhou, Bert Vogelstein, Kenneth W. Kinzler
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The present invention provides, inter alia, methods for treating or ameliorating an effect of a solid tumor present in a human. These methods include administering intratumorally to the human a unit dose of C. novyi, preferably C. novyi NT, colony forming units (CFUs), which contains about 1×103-1×107 CFUs suspended in a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier or solution. Methods for debulking a solid tumor present in a human, methods for ablating a solid tumor present in a human, a method for microscopically precise excision of tumor cells in a human, methods for treating or ameliorating an effect of a solid tumor that has metastasized to one or more sites in a human, unit doses of C. novyi, preferably C. novyi NT, CFUs, and kits for treating or ameliorating an effect of a solid tumor present in a human are also provided.
A method for debulking or abalating a solid tumor present in a human comprising administering intratumorally to the human a unit dose of C. novyi colony forming units (CFUs) comprising 1×103-1×106 CFUs suspended in a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier or solution, wherein the C. novyi is effective to debulk or ablate the solid tumor without administration of additional anti-cancer agents.
A method for microscopically precise excision of tumor cells in a human comprising administering intratumorally to the human a unit dose of C. novyi NT colony forming units (CFUs) comprising 1×103-1×106 CFUs suspended in a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier or solution, wherein the C. novyi is effective for microscopically precise excision of the tumor cells without administration of additional anti-cancer agents.
A method for debulking or ablating a solid tumor that has metastasized to one or more sites in a human comprising administering intratumorally to the human a unit dose of C. novyi NT colony forming units (CFUs) comprising 1×103-1×106 CFUs suspended in a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier or solution, wherein the C. novyi is effective to debulk or ablate the solid tumor without administration of additional anti-cancer agents.
A method for debulking a solid tumor present in a human comprising administering intratumorally to the human a unit dose of C. novyi CFUs comprising 1×103-1×106 CFUs suspended in a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier or solution, wherein the C. novyi is effective to debulk the solid tumor without administration of additional anti-cancer agents.
A method for debulking a solid tumor present in a human comprising administering intratumorally to the human one to four cycles of a unit dose of C. novyi NT spores comprising 1×103-1×106 spores per cycle, each unit dose of C. novyi NT being suspended in a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier or solution, wherein the C. novyi is effective to debulk the solid tumor without administration of additional anti-cancer agents.
A method for debulking or ablating a solid tumor present in a human comprising administering intratumorally to the human one to four cycles of a unit dose of C. novyi NT spores comprising 1×103-1×106 spores per cycle, each unit dose of C. novyi NT spores being suspended in a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier or solution, wherein the C. novyi is effective to debulk or ablate the solid tumor without administration of additional anti-cancer agents.
A method for ablating a solid tumor present in a human comprising administering intratumorally to the human a unit dose of C. novyi CFUs comprising 1×103-1×106 CFUs suspended in a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier or solution, wherein the C. novyi is effective to ablate the solid tumor without administration of additional anti-cancer agents leaving a margin of normal tissue.
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