Cancerous Tumor Suctioned and Processed into a Vaccine for Clinical Trials

A patient with metastatic kidney cancer underwent suction of a cancerous tumor. Physicians at Henry Ford Hospital successfully performed a minimally invasive kidney removal after clearing the tumour. The genetic material from his tumor is under trial to produce a vaccine to help fight his metastatic disease. AngioVac employs large suction catheters to filter blood through a cardiac bypass machine and remove clots, tumors or other foreign material. Craig ...

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Written by: editor - Tuesday, February 17, 2015

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