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Immunotherapy
Cellular Immunotherapy (NK & Dendritic Cell)
Re-arming the immune system
Cellular Immunotherapy (NK & Dendritic Cell)
NK or dendritic cells separated from the patient's blood are multiplied and activated in t…
How does it work?
NK or dendritic cells separated from the patient's blood are multiplied and activated in the laboratory, then returned intravenously. The goal is to strengthen the immune army that recognizes and destroys the tumor.
- NK cell transfer
- Dendritic cell vaccine
- Combination with standard care
Who is it for?
- Patients undergoing standard treatment seeking support
- Advanced-stage patients with exhausted options
- Those who cannot tolerate chemotherapy side effects
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Treatment course
A few weeks per course; repeated courses are usually planned.
After treatment
Blood monitoring after each course; general condition and response assessment done remotely.