“…One research alternative to this approach is to delay or prevent disease recurrence with consolidation therapy that uses one or more of the multiple chemotherapeutic agents known to be active in recurrent disease ( 7,8 ) . One such agent, altretamine, has been used in the treatment of recurrent ovarian cancer for many years, is well tolerated, and is orally administered ( 9–13 ) . Like most agents used in the treatment of ovarian cancer, altretamine has proven to be more active in the treatment of platinum‐sensitive than platinum‐resistant disease ( 9–13 ) .…”