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Drs. Marvin Stone and Steven Treon
Dr. Marvin Stone, Chief, Baylor Sammons Cancer Center in Dallas, Texas, and recipient of the 2004 Waldenstrom's Lifetime Achievement award with Dr. Treon following a presentation on novel treatment options for WM to the cancer center's faculty and fellows in 2008.

Download BUMC Proceedings Vol 14, number 4, Oct 2001, a conversation between Dr. Stone and the editor, William C. Roberts, MD.

Please visit our main program website: Bing Center for Waldenstrom's Research. This site contains information on the latest treatment recommendations, abstracts, news and events, current and pending clinical trials and participating institutions, basic research, and publications, as well as photos and brief bios of the Bing Center staff.


Also feel free to visit our WM Workshop Website where you will find information about our upcoming conference October 6-10, 2010 in Venice, Italy.

Papers and Publications

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 Featured Impact Articles

Download JCO.2007.15.1530v1.pdfIn this study, Dr. Treon and colleagues reported a seven fold increased incidence of WM disease transformation to aggressive lymphoma, and a three-fold increased risk of development of acute leukemia and myelodysplasia in patients who received treatment with a nucleoside analogue (fludarabine or cladribine). This study highlights the importance of carefully weighing risk and benefit in selection of drugs used in the treatment of WM.

 

Download blood-2008-09-177329v1.pdfRepresenting one of the longest follow-up studies conducted in WM, this study identified that patients attaining at least a very good partial response (VGPR) had a superior time to progression over patients who did not achieve a VGPR, and highlights the importance of pursuing therapies which can result in deeper categorical response levels in WM. The study also identified increased long term risk of disease transformation and acute leukemia/myelodysplasia.

Download JCO.2008.17.7865v2.pdfCo-chaired by Drs. Meletios Dimopoulos and Steve Treon, the consensus panel on therapeutics updated recommendations for the treatment of WM in both first-line and salvage treatments, and adopted the use of bortezomib (Velcade®) as a treatment option in view of recently published clinical trials.

 

Download blood-2007-04-084525v1.pdfThis study identified that soluble CD27 (sCD27) levels are elevated in patients with WM, and stimulate mast cells to produce signals (such as CD40L and APRIL) which in turn promote the growth and survival of WM cells. The study also showed that a novel antibody (SGN-70) could be used to block sCD27 signaling and block WM disease growth in mice.