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Targeted therapy Dr. Murali Subramanian Medical Oncologist
Targeted
therapy
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Presentation
Overview
TODAY'S DISCUSSION
What is targeted therapy?
What are the types of targeted therapy?
How does targeted therapy work against
cancer?
What are the side effects of targeted
therapy?
How is targeted therapy given?
How often should the patient receive
targeted therapy?
What is targeted
therapy?
Targeted therapy refers to a type of cancer treatment that
specifically targets certain molecules or genetic mutations that
are involved in the growth and survival of cancer cells. Unlike
traditional chemotherapy, which can affect both healthy and
cancerous cells, targeted therapies are designed to selectively
attack cancer cells while minimizing damage to normal cells.
What are the types
of targeted therapy?
There are two types of targeted therapy
⚬Smal l -molecule drugs
⚬Therapeut ic ant ibod ies
How does targeted therapy
work against cancer?
⚬- Targeted therapy selectively targets molecules or
genetic abnormalities involved in cancer cell growth
and survival.
⚬- It disrupts specific signaling pathways and inhibits
tumor growth.
⚬- Some targeted therapies block angiogenesis, starving
the tumor cells of nutrients.
⚬- They can interfere with cell division, preventing the
tumor cells from multiplying.
⚬- Targeted therapies promote apoptosis, leading to self-
destruction of cancer cells.
⚬- They can overcome resistance to other cancer
treatments by targeting specific mutations or
alterations.
What are the side effects
of targeted therapy?
Some of the Targeted therapy side
effects include diarrhea, mouth
sores, loss of hair, fatigue, and skin
problems such as rashes or dry skin.
How is targeted
therapy given?
Targeted therapy is given either as
Oral pill or Monoclonal antibodies
which is given intravenously.
How often should the patient
receive targeted therapy?
How long the patient receives targeted therapy
depends on the stage of cancer and how the
patient’s body responds to the treatment. Targeted
therapy can be given in cycles( This refers to a
period of treatment followed by a period of rest ) or
oral continuous therapy.
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