Cancer treatment with immunotherapy

Abou us, New City Osaki Clinic

• The concept of immune cell therapy
  • 1. Immunotherapy is highly effective when it is used in combination with standard therapies such as the administration of anticancer agents
  • 2. It is important to use the largest possible amount of NK cells to dramatically enhance immunity
  • 3. The efficacy of immunotherapy cannot be evaluated only by CT images
  • 4. At the New City Osaki Clinic, physicians proceed with treatment while regularly testing the changes in immunity
  • 5. Our NK cell therapy is the “Osaki method” (patented), which is different from the other NK cell therapies
  • 6. Important issues that patients who are to be treated with immunotherapy should understand
  • 7. To patients who do not receive standard therapies such as the administration of anticancer agents
• Message from the clinic / introduction to our physicians
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• Our facility
• Why patients choose the New City Osaki Clinic
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Consultation guide

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• Clinic hours
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Leading-edge cancer therapy

• Immunity
  • Types and roles of immune cells protecting our bodies
  • Relationship between the development of cancer and immunity
  • Method to strengthen immunity
  • Immunity is the key for the prevention of cancer recurrence
• Cancer immunotherapy
  • Immunotherapy attracting attention as the fourth cancer therapy
  • Types of cancer immunotherapy
  • Cancer therapy gentle to the body with few side effects
  • Anticancer agents and immunotherapy
• Patent

Highly active NK cells

• Highly active NK cell therapy
  • Effect sought in highly active NK cell therapy
  • Characteristics of highly active NK cell therapy
  • Role of NK cells
  • Difference from other activated lymphocyte therapy
• Past problems of NK cell therapy
  • Failure of LAK cells
  • Problems of LAK cells
• Characteristics of highly active NK cell therapy
  • Administration of a large amount of activated lymphocytes
  • Normalization of NK function
  • Chemokine receptor
  • TRAIL and NKG2D
• Highly active NK cells “Immunity-enhancing effect”
  • Verification of immunity-enhancing effect
  • Increase in lymphocyte count in peripheral blood
  • Improvement in NK activity in peripheral blood
  • Increase in NK cell count in peripheral blood
  • Verification of amount of NKG2D molecules
• Recommendation of highly active NK cell therapy

Treatment outcomes and case reports

• Treatment outcomes
• Test of immunological capacity

Frequently asked questions

• Frequently asked questions

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