What is my anti-tumor ability?
Is my ability to fight the tumor directly enough?
Has my anti-tumor ability been damaged by chemotherapy and other treatments?
Is the anti-tumor function of T cells shut down by the tumor?
If I want to do immune cell therapy, can I do it?
What kind of immune cell therapy can still help me fight cancer?
Too many immune cells will not help and may cause tumor proliferation!
Can I have immunotherapy to fight against tumor if I have allergy?
Are immunosuppressive point suppressants effective? Do I need to change the medication?
What should I do next? Are there any drugs that can help me?
Can I do immunotherapy directly after the tumor is removed?
Test Features : CIP002
The world's first systemic immune system test
The world's most advanced cell analysis technology and equipment
complete anti-tumor capacity report
readily available as an adjunct to surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy and other therapies
serve as the best reference for immune cell status in the anti-tumor process
as a reference for autologous selection of the best immune cells for treatment
as a basis for future allogeneic immune cell therapy
as a reference for the timing of immunosuppressive site inhibitors
Special immune cell detection, such as γ-δ cell, DC cell detection, etc.
3~5 days for rapid report
Immune cell composition and ratio
Comparison of the average number of immune cells
Evaluation of anti-tumor capacity status
Overall assessment of various indices
Risk Assessment
Clinician Support System
