Answers to questions to the New City Osaki Clinic

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Frequently asked questions

We answer the frequently asked questions in this section.

Q1 How much blood is drawn?
Q2 How long is the treatment?
Q3 How many times should I receive treatment?
Q4 I have heard that there are no side effects other than fever. What should I do when I have a fever?
Q5 Treatment with anticancer agents and radiation therapy are planned. What should I do?
Q6 What should I do if I cannot go to the clinic on the scheduled day of administration.
Q7 Is highly active NK cell therapy effective in the prevention of recurrence after surgery?
Q8 Can any type of cancer be treated with highly active NK cell therapy?
Q9 Can’t we receive only NK cells?
Q10 How does highly active NK cell therapy differ from a vaccine therapy, such as cancer peptide vaccine therapy, or dendritic cell vaccine therapy?
Q11 There are various other NK cell therapies. How is highly active NK cell therapy different from these other therapies?
Q12 In highly active NK cell therapy, are all the cells increased in culture NK cells?
Q13 Is it fine to receive highly active NK cell therapy and vaccine therapy together?
Q14 If NK cells are increased so much, aren’t they weakened by any chance?

 

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