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        Am interested in Halcur's upper arm excision. My incision looks like a shark bite, about 30+ sutures. It starts 3" above my elbow to 3" below my right shoulder and back across/down to about 6" above the elbow. Looks like a shark fin. It healed very well in a short time ( 3 weeks) with no grafting. Stretched tight but look ok. (relevant). I also decided that the Inteferon was not a viable solution as this trial has greater end potential.  Does anyone know if the Inteferon is now synthetically derived, or is continued to be extracted from apricot pits.

        mikengineer2
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          Am interested in Halcur's upper arm excision. My incision looks like a shark bite, about 30+ sutures. It starts 3" above my elbow to 3" below my right shoulder and back across/down to about 6" above the elbow. Looks like a shark fin. It healed very well in a short time ( 3 weeks) with no grafting. Stretched tight but look ok. (relevant). I also decided that the Inteferon was not a viable solution as this trial has greater end potential.  Does anyone know if the Inteferon is now synthetically derived, or is continued to be extracted from apricot pits.

          mikengineer2
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            Am interested in Halcur's upper arm excision. My incision looks like a shark bite, about 30+ sutures. It starts 3" above my elbow to 3" below my right shoulder and back across/down to about 6" above the elbow. Looks like a shark fin. It healed very well in a short time ( 3 weeks) with no grafting. Stretched tight but look ok. (relevant). I also decided that the Inteferon was not a viable solution as this trial has greater end potential.  Does anyone know if the Inteferon is now synthetically derived, or is continued to be extracted from apricot pits.

            mikengineer2
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              I have just been accepted into the POL-103A Trial. I too had a right upper arm deep melanoma and am doing very well. N.E.D. but a high risk due to Irish whiteness, toxin exposure and sunlight burns as a child. The quick response at the UMDNJ and the Cancer Center at Hackensack may have very well saved my life. I had a 2mm diameter mole on the right upper arm that I tore off in some sticker bushes. It got ugly and I went to the derma. It was in the over 4.00 deep stage and I was moved very quickly through the oncology system at University Hospital in Newark, N.J. The efficiency, expertise and overall caring at this huge facility still amazes me ! The POL-103A trial was not available at this facility and I was referred to the John Theurer Cancer Center at Hackensack University Hospital for the trial.

              I am wondering what, if any side effects anyone has encountered as they progress through the trial.

              Thanks, Merry Christmas !

               

              Mike

              mikengineer2
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                I have just been accepted into the POL-103A Trial. I too had a right upper arm deep melanoma and am doing very well. N.E.D. but a high risk due to Irish whiteness, toxin exposure and sunlight burns as a child. The quick response at the UMDNJ and the Cancer Center at Hackensack may have very well saved my life. I had a 2mm diameter mole on the right upper arm that I tore off in some sticker bushes. It got ugly and I went to the derma. It was in the over 4.00 deep stage and I was moved very quickly through the oncology system at University Hospital in Newark, N.J. The efficiency, expertise and overall caring at this huge facility still amazes me ! The POL-103A trial was not available at this facility and I was referred to the John Theurer Cancer Center at Hackensack University Hospital for the trial.

                I am wondering what, if any side effects anyone has encountered as they progress through the trial.

                Thanks, Merry Christmas !

                 

                Mike

                mikengineer2
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                  I have just been accepted into the POL-103A Trial. I too had a right upper arm deep melanoma and am doing very well. N.E.D. but a high risk due to Irish whiteness, toxin exposure and sunlight burns as a child. The quick response at the UMDNJ and the Cancer Center at Hackensack may have very well saved my life. I had a 2mm diameter mole on the right upper arm that I tore off in some sticker bushes. It got ugly and I went to the derma. It was in the over 4.00 deep stage and I was moved very quickly through the oncology system at University Hospital in Newark, N.J. The efficiency, expertise and overall caring at this huge facility still amazes me ! The POL-103A trial was not available at this facility and I was referred to the John Theurer Cancer Center at Hackensack University Hospital for the trial.

                  I am wondering what, if any side effects anyone has encountered as they progress through the trial.

                  Thanks, Merry Christmas !

                   

                  Mike

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