What kind of cancer is targeted therapy suitable for?

Targeted therapy is generally suitable for cancer patients with specific gene mutations, recurrence or metastasis, presence of highly expressed proteins, etc.

1. Specific gene

mutations may lead to abnormal signaling pathway activity that promotes tumor growth, and targeted therapy drugs can inhibit tumor growth by inhibiting or blocking these abnormal signaling pathways.

2. Recurrence or metastasis

When other treatments are ineffective or not applicable, targeted therapy can provide targeted control of tumor growth and spread.

3. Presence of highly expressed proteins

Targeted therapy drugs can help interfere with tumor growth and spread by specifically recognizing and inhibiting overexpressed proteins. It is

recommended that cancer patients develop appropriate treatment measures under the comprehensive evaluation of doctors to help control the disease and improve the quality of life of patients.