Method for treating oncological diseases
OwnerDmitry Dmitrievich Genkin, Viktor Veniaminovich Tets +1inventors
InventorsDmitry Dmitrievich Genkin, Viktor Veniaminovich Tets, Gregory Viktorovich Tets
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Abstract
A method to treat solid tumors and other oncological diseases consists of parenterally injecting an agent which destroy's blood's extracellular DNA into the systemic blood circulation of a cancer patient to slow down malignant. The agent is embodied in the form of a DNAse enzyme and, more particularly, as a bovine pancreatic DNAse. Doses from 50,000-250,000,000 Kunz units/day are injected for 5-360 days. A binding agent or an agent that modifies the chemical composition of the blood extracellular DNA is additionally injected into the blood. This modifying agent is preferably an enzyme-ribonuclease.
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A method of treatment for lung carcinoma, and malignant and low differentiated lymphomia, said method comprises a step of introducing a treatment agent into a circulating blood system of a cancer patient diagnosed with at least one of the said cancers and diseases, said treatment agent destroys extracellular DNA in said blood of said cancer patient, wherein said treatment agent used to destroy said extracellutar DNA is a DNAse enzyme;
- and wherein said trcatment agent is administered in doses and regiments which provide blood plasma DNA-hydrolytic activity,—measured in blood plasma, to exceed 150 Kunitz units per liter of plasma during more than 12 hours in total within 24 hours.
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