I'm not holding my breath, but it could happen. They may have multiple emergency patients injected already and if emergency or trial patients results are positive, I would think enrollment could happen pretty quick. From today, there enough days to get 4 cycles. I don't think we will know before 1 January, but IMO it wouldn't be too much longer.

How many people, will they only release trial patient's CTC readings, how many and 21-days cycles are needed to provide public initial CTC results? IMO, positive results from the emergency patient/s will be more significant than the trial readings due to the later stage, exhausted treatments and likely overall worse condition. If leronlimab can be effective that late (2 of 4 mice survived) may not sound great on the surface, but 50% is better than pretty much any other toxic cancer drug currently out there. I would think if it halfway works with these patients, then trial results will be even stronger.