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Chinese Journal of Immunology ; (12): 632-635, 2018.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-702788

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Chimeric antigen receptor T cell therapy in the CD19+blood system of malignant tumor has achieved astonishing re-sults.Targeting the CART CD19 cells can increase the remission rate of acute lymphoblastic leukemia.But the curative effect of CART therapy for solid tumors in recent years has been no substantive breakthrough.There are many problems to be solved in tumor immunotherapy of solid tumor.For example,how CART break through into solid tumor microenvironment and keep vitality,how to identify cancer cells accurately and how to surmount immunosuppression playing an effective role.We here discuss that targeting CART cells toward solid tumors faces certain circumstances critical for the therapeutic success.

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Chinese Journal of Clinical Nutrition ; (6): 99-103, 2017.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-512456

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Objective To investigate the application of the parenteral nutrition prescriptions for tumor patients in a tertiary hospital .Methods In this cross-sectional study , the parenteral nutrition prescriptions of all tumor inpatients in a tertiary hospital were collected from May to June in 2015 .The general data of patients who had used parenteral nutrition , the types of parenteral nutrition products , as well as the ratio of energy to ni-rogen ( E/N) , glucose/lipid ( G/L) ratio, non-protein energy to nitrogen ratio , and liquid volume were recor-ded and analyzed .Results Parenteral nutrition prescriptions were collected from 528 patients and showed high irrationality.The nutrient insufficiency rate was nearly 58.3%.The E/N (100:1 ~200:1) accounted for 32.3%and the G/L ( 1:1 ~2:1 ) 20.6%.Conclusions The rational application of parenteral nutrition should be a priority in clinical settings .A clinical nutrition supporting team may be established in tertiary hospi-tals to guide the appropriate use of parenteral nutrition .

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