Immunotherapy
Immunotherapy is the process of activating the body’s defence mechanisms to combat cancer. Here at ILS hospitals, this procedure has delivered promising results for patients with various types of cancer, especially those that are difficult to treat with chemotherapy and radiation.
Our services include a wide range of options tailored to the specific needs of the patient to boost the body’s immune system. Our experts closely monitor patients’ conditions and suggest treatment plans best suited to their needs. This method has been proven to improve outcomes for patients who have not responded well to routine treatments. It helps to improve survival and recovery. Our primary goal is to deliver the most effective treatment to enhance the health of our patients.
Our Services
- Monoclonal antibody therapy: We use lab-made antibodies to target cancer cells, which assist the immune system in destroying them.
- Checkpoint inhibitors: They help the immune system recognize and attack cancer cells. This process is undertaken for melanoma and lung cancer.
- CAR T-cell therapy: This therapy uses the body’s immune cells to fight cancer. It is particularly effective for Blood cancer.
- Cytokine therapy: We use certain medications that stimulate the immune system to fight cancer effectively, which helps to fight cancer of the kidney, melanoma and leukemia/blood cancer.
- Cancer vaccines: We administer these vaccines to stimulate the immune system to attack cancer cells. They are effective in treating Cervical Cancer.
- Oncolytic virus therapy: We use genetically modified viruses that stimulate an immune response that targets and destroys specific cancer cells.
- Immune checkpoint blockade: This method blocks certain proteins that inhibit the functioning of the immune system.
- Adaptive T-cell transfer: We extract specific immune cells from your blood, modify them in the lab, and reintroduce them to boost the body’s immune response to cancer.
- Tumor-infiltrating Lymphocyte (TIL) therapy: We isolate immune cells from the tumor, culture them in the laboratory, and reintroduce them to combat cancer effectively. This therapy is useful in treating melanoma.
- Immune modulators: These are drugs that modify the immune system’s function to enhance its ability to fight cancer. They are particularly effective in treating multiple myeloma.
