immunotherapy
Cellular immunotherapy uses the body’s own immune cells to treat tumorous, autoimmune, or regenerative disease processes. Different types of immune cells can be used in this approach. In the cleanroom of our veterinary practice for immunotherapy, we use dendritic cells, whose existence and function were first described in 1973 by the Canadian immunologist Prof. Ralph M. Steinman (Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, 2011) and his research team. Dendritic cells play a central role in the body by regulating the immune system. They are capable of taking up components (antigens) from cancer cells and presenting them to the immune system’s defense cells in order to specifically destroy cancer cells. Dendritic cells also play a role in autoimmune or chronic inflammatory disease processes by modulating the body’s destructive immune response. Thus, dendritic cell therapy is a gentle and innovative method that aims to strengthen your four-legged patient’s own immune defenses and promote natural healing processes.
Dendritic Cell Therapy
Together with your veterinarian, we develop tailored therapies that are individually adapted to your pet and its condition.
Holistic Treatment
Our team of veterinarians, immunologists, and production experts works together with you for the well-being of your patients – and, of course, their entire families. That is our goal!
Together, we bridge the gap between cell-based immunotherapy and daily veterinary practice to sustainably improve patients’ quality of life.
Research / Cleanroom Laboratory
In our specialized laboratory, we prepare cell preparations tailored to each of our patients and, wherever possible, deliver them directly to your veterinarian’s office within 24 hours.
FAQ
Immunotherapy often raises the same questions; we’ve tried to answer the most common ones for you. If you have any further questions or need specific assistance, please don’t hesitate to call us or reach out via the contact form.
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