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Se estudian 138 pacientes afectos de carcinoma pulmonar metastásico en su aspecto inmunológico.
Los estudios in vitro e in vivo de la inmunidad celular ponen de manifiesto que existe correlación entre una buena respuesta a la quimioterapia y la existencia de una respuesta inmune positiva frente a los parámetros estudiados en este grupo de enfermos. El 84,3% de enfermos que mejoraron clínicamente tenían respuestas inmunes positivas, mientras que únicamente 12,7% con respuestas inmunológicas favorables remitieron clínicamente.
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The authors study the cases of 138 patients affected with metastasic lung cáncer in their immunological aspects.
Studies in vitro and in vivo of the cellular immunity show that a correlation exists between a good response to chemotherapy and the existence of a positive immune respone to the parameters studied in this group of patients. Of the patients that improved clinically, 84.3% had positive immune responses, while only 12.7% with favorable immunological responses showed clinical remission.
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