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Fludara

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Fludara,
trademark for an antineoplastic (fludarabine).
Fludara [floo-dar´ah]
trademark for a preparation of fludarabine phosphate, an antineoplastic agent.
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and ILEX Oncology, serving as CEO in both, where he led teams that were responsible for the clinical development of numerous important therapeutic products, four of which are currently used in the practice of medicine: Betaseron, Fludara, CAMPATH, and Clolar.
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The firm was hit for promoting Fludara (fludarabine phosphate) for primary treatment of chronic lymphocytic leukemia when the drug was approved for the disease only when a patient had not responded to or whose disease had worsened during treatment with a regime including at least one alkylating agent.
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According to the letter, the delays involved Magnevist, Ultravist and Fludara (flu-darabine phosphate).
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