2012
DOI: 10.1556/oh.2012.29343
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Recent options in drug therapy after solid organ transplantation

Abstract: A szervtranszplantáció ötvenéves történetében az immunszuppresszív terápia fejlődésének köszönhetően egyre jobb szerv-és betegtúlélési eredményekről számoltak be világszerte, azonban a bázisgyógyszereknek minősülő kalcineurin inhibitorok káros mellékhatásait, elsősorban a nephrotoxicitast mellőző vegyületek kifejlesztése csak az elmúlt két évtizedben zajlott. A gazdaszervezet számára idegennek minősülő implantált szerv a recipiensből komplex immunválaszt vált ki. A dolgozatban az immunválasz vázlatos áttekinté… Show more

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“…In the case of oncological diseases, tumor pathogenesis largely explains the damage to immune function, but this is intensified by the chemotherapy and ionizing radiotherapy received by these patients. Immune system compromise is a factor that contributes significantly to the process of carcinogenesis, given its specific potential to destroy tumor cells [68]. Moreover, in addition to those mentioned, anergy from infectious causes is usually transient, reversible and of viral etiology, with the exception of HIV, which is able to develop a potentially fatal syndrome of sustained immunosuppression, epidemic in character [69].…”
Section: Secondary/acquired Immunodeficiencymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the case of oncological diseases, tumor pathogenesis largely explains the damage to immune function, but this is intensified by the chemotherapy and ionizing radiotherapy received by these patients. Immune system compromise is a factor that contributes significantly to the process of carcinogenesis, given its specific potential to destroy tumor cells [68]. Moreover, in addition to those mentioned, anergy from infectious causes is usually transient, reversible and of viral etiology, with the exception of HIV, which is able to develop a potentially fatal syndrome of sustained immunosuppression, epidemic in character [69].…”
Section: Secondary/acquired Immunodeficiencymentioning
confidence: 99%