Oncological diseases

Thyroid cancer

We activate antitumor immunity in thyroid cancer — gently and without severe toxic burden.

About the disease

Thyroid cancer responds well to surgical and radioiodine therapy, but in aggressive and recurrent forms, it is crucial to connect the resources of your own immune system.

Active immunotherapy forms a specific antitumor response and complements standard methods, reducing the risk of relapse.

Standard addition

Enhances the outcome of surgery and radioiodine therapy.

No intoxication

Gentle impact on healthy tissues.

Relapse prevention

Immune surveillance destroys residual cells.

Extracorporeal immunotherapy

We move the immune 'training' process outside the body (ex vivo) — to an environment where we can create the conditions for training immunocompetent cells without creating any risk to your body.

1

Procedure

We draw your venous blood (up to 90 ml).

2

Activation (18 hours)

In the laboratory, using our proprietary technology (patents in Russia, the US, and the EU), we incubate the cells with immunomodulatory drugs and xenogeneic antigens. The cells receive a precise target.

3

Strike

We return the trained cells via subcutaneous injections. A powerful, multi-component immune response is developed.

4

Consolidation

The maintenance course forms long-term immunological memory, protecting against relapses for years.

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