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Clinical Trials  >  Find Lymphoma and CLL Trials

By Type of Lymphoma and Your Treatment Status

See also: How to Use this Tool | Find Trials by Agent Type | CLICK REPORT as of 3/4/2012  |
 
Last update: 03/22/2012

Type of Lymphoma / CLL: 
 

 Find trials for
Previously
Untreated
status		 Clicks Find trials for
Relapsed
status		 Clicks

Find trials for Relapsed status
but NOT
Transplant

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(by request)
AIDS/HIV-related  http://bit.ly/fas66l 

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 http://bit.ly/fvW7Y2  > http://1.usa.gov/n3OSur  > -
Anaplastic Large Cell   http://bit.ly/dLVuIf   

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 http://bit.ly/idu3uV

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 http://1.usa.gov/p10TPN > -
Burkitt's   http://bit.ly/hDrTiJ   > http://bit.ly/fiayty

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http://1.usa.gov/mXrfTL

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Central Nervous System-related   http://bit.ly/gZHyIZ  > http://bit.ly/fvpLBm > http://1.usa.gov/oojuIj > -
Childhood   http://bit.ly/dNWDqn  > http://bit.ly/eyoYn9 > http://1.usa.gov/nWdZ3C  > -
Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia (CLL/SLL)  http://bit.ly/hqtnd7  > http://bit.ly/e10yeN > http://1.usa.gov/nWicbm > -
Cutaneous (skin) presentation,
(b or t cell)  		http://bit.ly/eMZPAj  > http://bit.ly/fUSjZ5 > http://1.usa.gov/nSyNag  > -
* Diffuse Large B-Cell   http://bit.ly/hnwBCN  > http://bit.ly/g6jPq9 > http://1.usa.gov/odl2NK > Autologous Transplant:
 http://1.usa.gov/zKxJbW   >
Epstein Barr Virus-related  http://bit.ly/dIlAMC  > http://bit.ly/gJqaB9 > http://1.usa.gov/oj4abl > -
* Follicular b-cell   http://bit.ly/g4jlwc  > http://bit.ly/gQiJ4Y > http://1.usa.gov/ngEk6M > Previously untreated and
NOT chemotherapy
http://1.usa.gov/GIfpIs  >
Hodgkins  http://bit.ly/fUViZE > http://bit.ly/h8CP0n > http://1.usa.gov/nwEqZu > -
Nodular lymphocyte predominant HL (NLPHL) All studies for:
 http://1.usa.gov/td7PvB

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Lymphoblastic (b or t cell)  http://1.usa.gov/o3yucd >

http://1.usa.gov/ocX3qo

 > http://1.usa.gov/q58JTk > -
Mantle Cell   http://bit.ly/hOL82j > http://bit.ly/ff4a55 > http://1.usa.gov/otfFdn > -
Marginal Zone / MALT   http://bit.ly/gHGnaS > http://bit.ly/fk0D8v > http://1.usa.gov/qj844G > -
Ocular (eye) presentation (b or t cell)  http://bit.ly/gbwOX1 > http://bit.ly/fwNkzh > http://1.usa.gov/r7CR7A > -
Primary Mediastinal B-cell   http://bit.ly/i4SQBN  > http://bit.ly/i3CGVp > http://1.usa.gov/pzhp1O > -
T-cell (all types)  http://bit.ly/fb6Ldv > http://bit.ly/f2jtYo > http://1.usa.gov/pWcF6N > -
Angioimmunoblastic type   http://1.usa.gov/jnnAon > http://1.usa.gov/kq7SbB > http://1.usa.gov/qlHtd9 > -
Mycosis Fungoides OR Sézary syndrome type  http://bit.ly/h4wcbe > http://bit.ly/h2X6QJ > http://1.usa.gov/qEAZpF > -
T-cell, Peripheral (PTCL) type  http://bit.ly/f0LALB > http://bit.ly/dRSOak > http://1.usa.gov/ph13r8 > -
Transformed (from indolent) lymphoma   http://bit.ly/fs0RKO > http://bit.ly/ePyWcO > http://1.usa.gov/obMbpb > -
Waldenstrom's Macroglobulinemia   http://bit.ly/eDl49o > http://bit.ly/fnFDV6 > http://1.usa.gov/r9ilFS > -

How to Use this Tool:

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Locate your type of lymphoma, then click the query that best matches your treatment status.
 
The queries above are commands that locates studies in the ClinicalTrials.gov database.
 
A list of protocols will appear in a new ClinicalTrials.gov window.
 
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TIP:  Click the Results on Map tab to find studies near you.
 

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From the list of studies, click the protocol name to open it.
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Review the Inclusion and Exclusion information to see if you are eligible to participate.
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The protocol will often provide contact information. 

Feel free to contact investigators directly, but we feel that it's best to have the investigator and your treating oncologist discuss the potential of the study to meet your clinical needs -- relative to other options.
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If feasible:  Consult an independent Expert for the most objective information about what trials may be appropriate for you.

See Also:

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How to inquire about trials

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7 Reasons to Consider Clinical Trials: based on your clinical circumstances
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