“…In our study tumor response was evaluated 4‐5 weeks after ECT; probably a longer time follow‐up could have shown an increased response rate because the immune inflammatory reactions maintain the anticancer activity and boost the therapeutic effect. In fact, studies reported that healing time for small tumors is expected to be between 4 and 8 weeks, whereas for larger tumors it can be prolonged up to 10 weeks …”
Our preliminary analysis suggests that ECT is a suitable treatment in patients with V-SCC before surgery, reducing the tumor size and the surgical resection.
“…In our study tumor response was evaluated 4‐5 weeks after ECT; probably a longer time follow‐up could have shown an increased response rate because the immune inflammatory reactions maintain the anticancer activity and boost the therapeutic effect. In fact, studies reported that healing time for small tumors is expected to be between 4 and 8 weeks, whereas for larger tumors it can be prolonged up to 10 weeks …”
Our preliminary analysis suggests that ECT is a suitable treatment in patients with V-SCC before surgery, reducing the tumor size and the surgical resection.
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