2016
DOI: 10.1200/jco.2016.34.4_suppl.572
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Possible role of the systemic inflammatory reaction in defining tumor responder vs. nonresponder in cancer macrobead therapy.

Abstract: 572 Background: Peritoneal implantation of mouse renal adenocarcinoma cell-containing (RENCA) Macrobead (MB) represents a cell-system-based approach to the treatment of advanced, mCRC that has been evaluated to date in Phase IIa trials. The data indicate that there are “responders” (R) and “non-responders”(NR) as reflected in overall survival (OS), where “response” is defined as a >20% decrease in either/both CEA or CA19-9 during the first 30 days after MB implantation. We analyzed whether the “response” i… Show more

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