What is Immunotherapy?
Overview
A variety of advanced techniques utilizing immune cells or cytokines to strengthen human immune system in order to fight diseases.
Function
Detects and destroys abnormal cells (virus-infected, apoptotic and cancerous cells)
Do not kill healthy cells, unlike conventional treatments using drugs and radiations
Types of Cell-based Immunotherapies
NK cell therapy
T cell therapy
Dendritic cell therapy
MYJ1633
is one of the NK cell-based immunotherapy.
Immunotherapy significantly decreased the risks of overall recurrence more than 20% compare to the group without immunotherapy.
Liver Cancer
Clinical Trial & Results
No. of patients: 150
Compared with patients who received general treatments, the relapse-free survival rate among patients who received immunotherapy after 7 years was 2 times higher. (over 7 years)
Clinical research on cancer relapse rate in 150 patients who had liver cancer surgery
Clinical research on cancer relapse rate in 150 patients who had liver cancer surgery
We administered immune cells at intervals of 2 weeks, 3 weeks, 4 weeks, 3 months and 6 months
Lung Cancer
Clinical Trial & Results
No. of patients: 164
Compared with radiation or chemotherapy after surgery, the survival rate of patients with immunotherapy combined was 2.2 times higher than general treatments. (over 7 years)