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FYI

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> From: 	Myron Pollycove[SMTP:MXP@nrc.gov]
> Sent: 	Tuesday, November 23, 1999 4:25 PM
> To: 	CuttlerJ@aecl.ca
> Subject: 	Fwd: Ed Bauser Therapy
> 
>  <<Medical Consults Up-Check Request>> 
> Jerry, 
> 
> I am mailing you the Canadian Fluoroscopy Breast Cancer material together
> with Ted Webster's NCRP 1992 Annual Meeting Lauriston S. Taylor address.
> This is the Ed Bauser info.
> 
> Edward J. Bauser is a retired Captain USN with Waldenstroms
> Macroglobulinemia now living in Naples, Florida.  Captain Bauser was in
> the nuclear submarine navy program under Admiral Rickover together with
> his close friend Ted Rockwell, the Technical Director of the program. He
> had experienced one debilitating 6 month course of chemotherapy Jan (IgM
> 4080, Platelets[Plts] 300,000, Hemoglobin[Hgb] 9.9)-Jun 1998 (IgM 1605,
> Plts 120,000, Hgb 12.4) and was determined at all costs to avoid the
> second chemotherapy course advised after relapse in 1999.  Ted and I
> informed him of the Sakamoto and Harvard results of low-dose
> radioimmunotherapy of cancer. With my advice, he made every effort to
> obtain this low-dose stimulation of his immune system (see attached).
> Finally, James S. Welsh, Assoc. Prof. Radiation Oncology, Johns Hopkins
> School of Medicine, initiated low-dose radioimmunotherapy Sep 10: IgM 4170
> mg/dL (normal 42-300), Plts 300,000/cu mm (normal 100,000-400,000), White
> Blood Ce!
> lls(WBC) 7680/cu mm (normal 4,500-11,000), Hgb 11.0 grams/dL (normal male
> 14-17), spleen volume 100 cu cm (normal about 150).  The 5 week course of
> low-dose therapy was completed Oct 11: IgM 2530, Plts 73,000, WBC 3,930,
> Hgb 10.8, Spleen vol 70 cu cm.  Increase of helper T cells,
> helper/suppressor ratio, and CD4+ cells documented stimulation of the
> immune system that lowered  abnormal IgM by removing malignant
> lymphomatous cells.
> 
> Throughout his treatment Capt, Bauser was never hospitalized, had no
> symptomatic side effects, felt very well and energetic, stayed with his
> wife in their Bethesda rented apartment, and helped his friend in Maryland
> build a chicken coop while enjoying the Washington DC area.  He returned
> to Naples on Oct 14 in excellent health.  The latest blood results: Nov 3:
> IgM 1650, Plts 134,000, WBC 2500, Hgb 11.5; Nov 10: Plts 171,000, WBC
> 3.600.
> 
> James Welsh, M.D. and the Radiation Oncology Division were very impressed
> by Capt. Bauser's excellent symptom-free response and anticipate a rapid
> increase in their use of low-dose radioimmunotherapy.
> 
> Best regards, 
> Myron
> 
>  
> 
> 


Gentlemen, Pls review subject and give corrections. I would like to get an 
upcheck from you before i contact those appropriate to suggest they contact

Dr. Welsh directly for info on the procedure he carried out. I talked to 
Welsh several days ago and he okayed that method to satisfy all of the 
consults listed who asked me for anything that developed on my reequests for

the WBI procedure. 

And Ted "Carrie Nation" Rockwell I'll send  you a separate response on your 
last xmission to me. Honestly if i go to the ultimate on your suggestion
I'll 
bet I'll experience a new plt low. 
Edward J. Bauser
6573 Marissa #105
Naples, Fl. 34108-8297
941)514-1107
EdBauser@aol.com


Medical Consults in 1999 for Treatment of WaldenstromÆs Macroglobulinimia 
with Low Dose Whole Body Irradiation


Agus, David B. , Division of Hematological Oncology, Memorial
Sloan-Kettering 
Cancer  Center, 1275 York Ave. New York, NY 10021.  212) 639 2820 (Is a 
colleague of Dr. Craig Moskowitz, a relative of my local oncologist, Mark 
Moskowitz)  Specializes in treatment of WaldenstromÆs.
Said MSK is the best radiation therapy facility in the country. Said they 
have utilized Low Dose Whole Body Irradiation many times. Considered 
effective and utilized only when chemos were ineffective - in cases of nodal

cancers. Not advised in my case since secondary effects are significant,
eg., 
bone marrow degradation - and only effective for a few years with repetition

precluded. 

Douglas, Robert M., Radiologist, Division of Radiation Oncology, Naval 
Medical Center, 8901 Wisconsin Ave., Bethesda MD. 20889-5600. e-mail < 
douglas @bethrad.med. navy. mil >  Very interested in pursuit of procedure 
but doesÆt have permission to perform, or facility to carry out the 
procedure.  

Geffen, Jeremy, Medical Oncolgist, Geffen Cancer Center & Research
Institute, 
981-37th Place, Vero Beach, FL 32960, 561) 770-5800.
Very interested in trial of proceure. Does not have radiation facility or 
staff to carry it out.

Glaubiger, Daniel, Medical Oncolgist, Chief of Radiation Oncolgy, California

Pacific Medical Center, 2333 Buchanan St., Level B,  San Francisco, CA
94115. 
415)923 3600, FAX 415 923 3634. 
Would perform the procedure but recommends I consult his medical oncolgists 
first. He said I should consider alternatives to the procedure. (Obviously 
not an advocate)

Jawien, William, Medical Oncolgist, Naval Hospital Portsmouth, Dept. of 
Medical Oncology, 620 John PaulÆs Circle, Portsmouth , VA 23708-2197.
Strong advocate of trial of procedure. Unable to get organization backing.

Macklis, Roger M., Professor and Chair, Dept. of Radiation Oncology, 
Cleveland Clinic
Cancer Center, 9500 Euclid Ave. Cleveland, OH 44195.  216)  444 - 5576, fax 
216 445 7595.
Assisted John Chaffey on his WBI work. Performed on two patients; one with 
and one without remission. Willing to conduct along the lines of Japanese 
paper, as long as I understood the potential risks to the bone marrow ( 
Primarily platelets, in his experience) and as long as my medical oncologist

goes along.  ( See Moskowitz)

Moskowitz, Mark, Medical Oncolgist ( My local Oncolgist).  Florida Cancer 
Specialists,  1100 Goodlette, Naples, FL 34102. 941) 434 2622, fax 941 434 
2587.
No radiation treatment recommended, Many years of trials of procedure by 
others, indicated cancer inducements.


Nakfoor, Bruce, Radiologist , Collier Radiation Therapy Center, 820
Goodlette 
Rd. N.,  Naples, FL  34102., 941) 434 0166. 
Very interested and took Japanese documents to study since had no
familiarity 
with procedure. Demurred since has not sufficiently knowledgeable on
prcedure 
to carry it out. 

Pollycove Myron, Professor Emeritus Laboratory Medicine and Radiology, 
Medical Fellow , US Nuclear Regulatory Commission, US Nuclear Regulatory 
Commission, 11545 Rockville Pike, MS T8-F5. Rockville, MD  20852.  301) 415 
7889,  fax 301 415 5369, 
e-mail  <  mxp@nrc.gov >
Comprehensive familiarity with all scientific aspects of WBI procedure under

clinical trials by Japanese including direct contact with workers in Japan. 
Strong advocate of procedure. Prime source of data on procedure to 
professionals in US engaged in cancer therapy. 

Rubenstein, James H. , Radiologist, ( Same organization and address as 
Nakfoor, in preceding entry).  
Stated that since I had good response from my last chemo that I stick with 
chemo and forgo radiation. Asked to retain Japanese reports on WBI for
study.

Welsh, James S., MS.,MD.  Division of Radiation Oncolgy, Johns Hopkins 
Oncolgy Center, 600 Wolfe St., Baltimore, MD  21287-8922.  410) 614 4568 ,  
fax 410 955 3691. 
e-mail  < welshja @ jhmi.edu > .
Very interested in moving out on procedures of greater benefits than 
available. Agreed to review documents and if procedure has theoretical merit

and isnÆt likely to cause too much harm, will consider carying it out. 
Referred to usual dificulties in getting new therapy approval in a hospital.

( Note: conditions referred to were met and procedure carried out on me in 
period  10 Sep - 11 0ct 1999)         
 



 



  
 


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