Electroporation in Veterinary Oncology Practice: Electrochemotherapy and Gene Electrotransfer for Immunotherapy
Electroporation in Veterinary Oncology Practice is a groundbreaking resource that introduces veterinary professionals to advanced applications of electroporation, including electrochemotherapy (ECT) and gene electrotransfer (GET), for the treatment of cancer in companion animals. As oncology rapidly evolves, this book provides essential insights into integrating innovative biotechnological therapies into clinical veterinary practice.
Key Features
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Comprehensive Coverage of Electroporation: Explains the biological principles of electroporation and its role in enhancing drug delivery and gene transfer.
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Electrochemotherapy (ECT): Provides clinical protocols for combining electric pulses with chemotherapeutic agents to improve cancer treatment efficacy in dogs, cats, and other animals.
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Gene Electrotransfer (GET): Introduces the use of electroporation in immunotherapy, delivering therapeutic genes directly into tumors to stimulate anti-cancer immune responses.
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Evidence-Based Clinical Applications: Supported by case studies, clinical trials, and research data that demonstrate safety, feasibility, and effectiveness in veterinary oncology.
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Treatment Protocols and Guidelines: Offers step-by-step guidance for veterinarians on patient selection, treatment planning, anesthesia considerations, and post-treatment monitoring.
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Future Perspectives: Explores ongoing developments in combining electroporation with immunotherapy, targeted therapies, and personalized veterinary oncology.
