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Meanings of biotherapy in English
Portuguese
bioterapia Catalan
tractament biològic Treatment of diseases with biological materials or biological response modifiers.
Synonyms
Examples for "biological therapy"
Examples for "biological therapy"
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We review the recent advances in biological therapy for UC treatment beyond the anti-TNFs.
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Multivariate analysis indicated that biological therapy and Cohort B were associated with improved mOS.
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Esophageal squamous cell carcinoma is one of the most chemo- and biological therapy resistant cancers.
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Lower economic profile and never reading books were both associated with decreased odds of receiving biological therapy.
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They also cover the topical treatment of psoriasis, photo(chemo)therapy, conventional systemic therapy and biological therapy.
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Compared to prior studies, many of these patients resumed or continued biologic therapy.
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Preoperative immunosuppressive or biologic therapy did not increase the risk of postoperative complications.
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Future study of Met inhibition as a potential biologic therapy for EA is warranted.
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We prospectively studied left ventricular function in patients with severe psoriasis who initiated biologic therapy.
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We analyzed the management of biologic therapy in patients with psoriasis who underwent surgical procedures.
Usage of biotherapy in English
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TDACs appear to represent an important resource for biotherapy of patients with cancer.
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Immune monitoring of biotherapy clinical trials has undergone a considerable change in recent years.
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In conclusion, biotherapy remains an active treatment strategy for initial approach in patients with NETs.
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After 6 courses of concomitant biochemotherapy, biotherapy was continued in patients who had a clinical benefit.
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Activated lymphocytes derived from tumor biopsies are very important as a source of biotherapy for cancer.
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It is important to construct an effective method to identify and isolate CSCs for biotherapy of cancer.
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A sustained improvement in all evaluated immunologic parameters was observed in the 36 patients treated with maintenance biotherapy.
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This study provides evidence for the practical usefulness of anti-CD3 antibody stimulation of lymphocytes used in the biotherapy of cancer.
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Further investigation on patients' selection, molecular profiles, treatment sequence or combination and optimisation of current and novel biotherapy agents is required.
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Virus-targeted therapy for tumors can effectively prolong the survival rate of patients and has become a new trend for cancer biotherapy.
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In the present study, anti-CD3 antibody was used as a substitute for specific antigen in the generation of effector cells for biotherapy.
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We concluded that the triple-regulated SG600-p53, as a more potent and safer antitumor therapeutic, could provide a new strategy for cancer biotherapy.
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IRX-2 application to future cancer biotherapies could improve their effectiveness by bolstering T-cell resistance to tumor-induced immunosuppression.
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New biotherapies are a major part of the evolving strategies to fight lung cancer and actually represent a true revolution for subsets of patients.
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TDACs appear to represent an important resource for biotherapy of patients with cancer.
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Immune monitoring of biotherapy clinical trials has undergone a considerable change in recent years.
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Translations for biotherapy
Biotherapy through the time