One Step to a Cure Outcomes of Experimental Treatments for Non-Hodgkins Lymphomas, A Systematic Review
Non-Hodgkins lymphomas are malignant lymphatic tumors, mainly affecting B cells. Generally occur in children and young adults with different forms of treatment, however most treatments are accompanied by tumoral relapse. Recently, many researches have been made to identify the best treatment with positive long-term outcomes. In that regard, CAR-T cell treatment has been recognized for its accessibility and effect, it utilizes T cells with chimeric antigen receptors, facilitating cancerous cells detection after non-response to the regular R-CHOP treatment. As data-base 26 research papers were found, with 23 of them being utilized.
