Cardiotoxicity mechanisms of antitumor therapy with immune checkpoint inhibitors: new achievements
L. D. Khidirova,
A. E. Latsvieva,
A. V. Vederin
Abstract:The immune checkpoint inhibitors (ICTs) emergence has opened up new perspectives in cancer immunotherapy. Nevertheless, serious, including life-threatening conditions caused by ICT cardiotoxic effects pose a number of obstacles to clinical specialists. The lack of knowledge about pathophysiology of cardiovascular adverse events in the treatment of ICT tumors is one of the reasons why oncological specialists seek help from cardiologists. Some works consider the mechanisms of individual complications development… Show more
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