2018
DOI: 10.14735/amko2018117
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New Approaches for Chemosensitivity Testing in Malignant Diseases

Abstract: Východiska: Vzhledem k nezastupitelné úloze chemoterapie při léčbě nádorových onemocnění se onkologický výzkum zaměřil na zvýšení účinnosti jednotlivých léčiv a maximální zmírnění, ne-li kompletní potlačení nežádoucích účinků. Vhodná léčba je primárně volena podle základních klinicko-patologických dia gnostických kritérií, jako je velikost nádoru, stupeň diferenciace a přítom-nost či absence standardních markerů. Situaci však komplikuje variabilita mezi jednotlivými pacienty spolu se značnou heterogenitou vlas… Show more

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“…All the above-mentioned reasons have led to a new insight into cancer therapy, and indicate clearly the necessity for patient-centered medicine consisting in an elaborate study of patient tumor material and the selection of drugs with maximum efficiency for a particular tumor [ 13 ].…”
Section: Medical Oncology and Grounding For The Necessity For Treatment Individualizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…All the above-mentioned reasons have led to a new insight into cancer therapy, and indicate clearly the necessity for patient-centered medicine consisting in an elaborate study of patient tumor material and the selection of drugs with maximum efficiency for a particular tumor [ 13 ].…”
Section: Medical Oncology and Grounding For The Necessity For Treatment Individualizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another objective of the study was to optimize a suitable 3D system that resembles the natural environment of the primary B-CLLs, i.e., the trabecular bone, where hematopoiesis occurs and the leukemic B cells are present. Based on the results achieved with other 3D in vitro cancer models [ 24 , 25 ], our system should enable us to predict the sensitivity of B-CLLs to various treatments more accurately than the 2D cell culture. The final goal was to mimic cell–cell interactions by introducing the interaction partners, i.e., BMSCs or soluble factors produced by T cells, into the in vitro microenvironment.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%