How do you treat non-Hodgkin's natural killer/t-cell lymphoma? - t-cell lymphoma more condition_symptoms
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Tuesday, December 8, 2009
T-cell Lymphoma More Condition_symptoms How Do You Treat Non-Hodgkin's Natural Killer/t-cell Lymphoma?
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The following website offers good information.
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There are some new T-cell therapies are effective. These include: Campath-1H, a monoclonal antibody (which, as can be as effective as rituximab in follicular lymphoma), and Denileukin (a combination of biological therapy called IL-2 and a toxin called diphtheria toxin. L is the idea that IL -2 believes that cancer cells and kills the poison of diphtheria.)
The standard chemotherapy (CHOP) is also used, as well as bone marrow transplants.
You should consult with a lymphoma specialist (hematologist), rather than a radiation oncologist general.
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