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| Thursday, 17 September 2015 10:54 |
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A diagnosis of Pancreatic Cancer is considered tantamount to a death sentence. Pancreatic Cancer has no warning signs, and is therefore rarely detected until the very late stages. Hence, it's one of the most difficult cancers to treat. Something amazing happened in the late 1990's and the early part of the 21st Century. There were two studies done using a new technology for treating Pancreatic Cancer. At a clinic in Germany14 patients with Stage III and Stage IV Pancreatic Cancer were treated. The standard chemotherapy was used - but it was delivered in a new and revolutionary manner. Instead of the usual shot gun effect from Chemotherapy in the blood stream, a technology that targeted the toxic medicine with laser like accuracy directly at the tumors dramatically improved outcome and lowered toxicity.
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Capsules the size of the head of a pin were placed near the tumors through a catheter. These unique capsules contained genetically modified cells that are capable of activitating the anticancer drug infosfamide at the site of the tumor instead of the liver, which allows the chemotherapy drug to be activated right at the site of the tumor. Much like a laser guided missle, the capsule paints the target for the chemotherapy drug.