Given the months to survive brain cancer with new cell treatments

A new jersey woman has been given another chance in life, thank you for a new one Cancer therapy??

In 2023, Palmela Goldberg (65 65) found that she had a glyblastoma – on average, the destructive diagnosis of only 14 to 16 months of surgery.

In an interview with Fox News Digital’s on-camera, Goldberg said that her first symptoms were subtle without nausea-at a dinner, she used her fork as a knife and her knife. (See video on top of the article.)

Phenomenon

Goldberg went to the ER for neurological tests with MRI and Cat Scan, which revealed Brain tumor.

She said, “It is very destructive news to listen.” “I don’t know what happened, but it was not… our world stopped.”

Palm Goldberg’s husband Bruce Goldiegberger (right right) and his two grandchildren are depicted. The person who reads said that her husband was the “largest cheerleader” on her cancer journey. (Goldberger Family)

“We have two small grandchildren and (I felt) and I never had the opportunity to grow up. I think it is as destructive as it is.”

Goldbergr was admitted to the hospital and Schedule for brain surgery After a few days.

Reduced brain cancer patients who received this pain medication, shows the study

Surgery for this extremely aggressive brain cancer is a standard treatment, but the heads of neurosurgery at Cooper University Hospital in New Jersey gave Goldberger a different option.

He invited Goldberg to consider joining a clinical test personalized Stem cell therapy This will help treat glyoflastoma and agreed to participate.

Although the healing process was “very slowly”, Goldberg said that after oral chemotherapy ended, she started to feel like herself again. (Goldberger Family)

Goldberger started six weeks after surgery Chemotherapy and radiationAnd then a few weeks later started after six weeks of cell therapy. Chemo was another year of maintenance after that process.

Although the healing process was “very slowly”, Goldberg said that after oral chemotherapy ended, she started to feel like herself again.

Now, after 2-tears of her diagnosis, she is able to play tennis alive, healthy and many times a week.

Details of the clinical test

Survival Rate Dr. Nurosurgeon at Banner University Hospital in Phoenix, who led the clinical test. According to Joseph Georges and the treatment of glioplastoma has not changed in 20 years.

“This is a very mutant tumor and there are different cell population for each patient,” he told Fox News Digital. “And the tumor is also very good to calm the body from attacking the immune system.”

“It is a lot of devastating news to hear that … your life just stopped.”

The new treatment prime to detect and kill the tumor cell for the immune system, which produces a direct vaccine from the patient’s tumor that is collected during surgery.

“We are choosing all these tumor cell types and then how we should attack the immune system on the tumor – even teaching small cells that protect against surgical reception,” Georges said.

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Treatment for using dedritic cells taken by patients, was given to 16 people in the age group of 47 to 73 years, who were newly diagnosed with Goliburger.

After taking chemo and radiation, patients received three courses of injection every seven weeks, as well as a weekly injection of pegleted interferon drugs (a type of protein that helps regulate the immune system).

Goldberg still has a regular examination of her doctor, but she reported that she feels “good” and spending time with her grandchildren, playing tennis, lunch with friends, reading, buying, and traveling. (Goldberger Family)

Phase 1 clinical test showed the overall positive results, according to a release of Diconos oncology, a group that developed treatment, called DOC 1021 (Dubondensel).

Researchers reported positive immune reactions and Improved existence After treatment. It was found to be safe even with very minimal side effects in high doses.

Rare spinal tumors in the university hospital by patients’ eyes

“Better, we hope to keep it steady and hope that we are not growing, but we are seeing the tumor disappearing for some of these people on their MRI,” Georges Fox News Digital said, “You do not see in glyblastoma.”

“This is really amazing.”

‘Live my best life’

Goldberg still has a regular examination of her doctor, but she reported that she feels “good” and spending time with her grandchildren, playing tennis, lunch with friends, reading, buying, and traveling.

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“I am living my best life right now, and I am not able to do whatever I want to do, I am not restricted,” she told Fox News Digital.

For other Glybolystoma patients, the Goldberger recommends to find Clinical opportunity Available and right and urges them to take treatment seriously.

After taking chemo and radiation, patients get three course of injection every two weeks. (ISTOCK)

“I was really a good patient. I did everything that my doctor asked me,” Goldberger said she was walking every day, Ate well And there was a lot of sleep.

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“I surrounded myself with things that made me happy,” she went ahead. “I spent a lot of time with my grandchildren and my family … and just doing things that made me happy.”

“I think all of these things are excellent. Medical service And this test, the reason (I am alive). And very luck. “

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Georges acknowledged that patients with recurrent gluclalastoma should find clinical tests that could help.

Diconos Oncology announced on July 22 that the first patient was dose in the Phase 2 clinical test of DOC 1021. Georges shared that this test would be available on 20 sites across the country.