NAL-IRI / Onivyde chemo

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Has anyone had NAL-IRI / Onivyde ?

It is nano-liposomal irinotecan with 5-FU - I think in a nutshell a newer type of FOLFIRI

It is available in america as 2nd line chemo for those who have progressed on gemcitabine treatments, but not licensed by NICE/ NHS

Currently only available privately here, but PCUK have said we could ask the hospital for it to be prescribed on compassionate grounds

As it's not widely prescribed I'm struggling to hear from others who have had this treatment

Thanks in advance

  • Hi  

    I’m Anne, one of the Community Champions here on the Online Community and, although I'm not a member of this group, I noticed that your post hadn't had any replies yet. Responding to you will 'bump' it back to the top of the discussion list again.

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  • I joined this forum  in the hope someone can tell me how the treatment  went

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    The best way to get people to share their treatment experiences with you is to either start your own post asking people to tell you about their treatment experiences, or look at people's profiles by clicking on their username or profile picture.

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  • I had my second biopsy  of my.pancreas this week. It looks like.the central area.of my.pancreas is becoming necrotic  ..I'm 79 fairly fit has anyone  had part of their pancreas or any other treatment  for this.

    Atm it's in the biopsy report which is being sent to my consultant.  

  • Hi  

    I know how difficult it can be waiting for the results of biopsies and then a treatment plan.

    I don't know if 

    anyone  had part of their pancreas or any other treatment  for this.

    as I'm not a member of this group

    To find out you need to start your own post, as currently you're replying to a post about chemotherapy.

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    I hope this helps but please get back to me if you need more help on starting your own post.

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