cisplatin and etoposide? for ovarian cancer.
Looks like it's used for germ cell ovarian cancer at the cancer treatment
center (link below).
i don't know if this answers your questions, since you haven't really
explained why you are asking or where you live (if that's a problem
getting this treatment).
If I type BEP and ovarian into a search engine, I seem to get mostly germ
cell cancer type articles.
Let us know.
J
http://www.swedish.org/13693.cfm
Platinum Related Drugs
Common names include:

   * Cisplatin (Platinol-AQ)
   * Carboplatin (Paraplatin)

Cisplatin is used alone for certain ovarian cancers and in combination
with either cyclophosphamide or paclitaxel to treat advanced disease.
Cisplatin is also the third member of the standard BEP regimen for germ
cell cancers. Carboplatin is being tested as a substitute for cisplatin in
this combination, due to its lower toxicity. Carboplatin has been shown to
be as effective as cisplatin for epithelial ovarian cancer.

Possible side effects of platinum drugs include:

   * Life-threatening allergic reactions (rare)
   * Kidney damage (occurs only with cisplatin)
   * Hearing loss (most frequent with cisplatin)
   * Bone marrow damage
   * Liver damage
   * Nerve damage (most frequent with cisplatin)
   * Blood vessel damage

Epipodophyllotoxin
Common name: Etoposide
The second member of BEP treatment for germ cell cancers,
epipodophyllotoxin may be given on days 1 through 5 of each 21-day cycle.

Possible side effects of epipodophyllotoxin include:

   * Severe bone marrow suppression (low blood counts)
   * Severe allergic reactions
   * Nausea
   * Vomiting
   * Hair loss