A novel method for the in vivo isolation of circulating tumor cells from peripheral blood of cancer patients using a functionalized and structured medical wire Presenter : Wei-Siang Ciou Adviser : Dr.Yi-Chun Du Date : 2014/11/19 IBS_LAB Saucedo-Zeni, N., Mewes, S., Niestroj, R., Gasiorowski, L., Murawa, D., Nowaczyk, P.,... & Lücke, K. (2012). A novel method for the in vivo isolation of circulating tumor cells from peripheral blood of cancer patients using a functionalized and structured medical wire. International journal of oncology,41(4),
Outline Abstract Introduction Materials and methods Results Discussion IBS_LAB
Abstract (1/2) Circulating tumor cells To overcome the limitations of small blood sample volumes of the ex vivo CTC isolation techniques IBS_LAB
Suitability 、 specificity and sensitivity Tested in 24 breast cancer or non-small cell lung cancer patients and in 29 healthy volunteers Found to be safe with no noteworthy side effects Abstract (2/2) IBS_LAB
Introduction (1/4) Personalized cancer treatment Improve health and quality of life of cancer patients Different tumor cells are distinct on the molecular level IBS_LAB
Introduction (2/4) Circulating tumor cells(CTCs) CTCs detection flow chart 檢測循環腫瘤細胞研究進展.pdf IBS_LAB
Introduction (3/4) Alternative medical device IBS_LAB
Introduction (4/4) Photoacoustic flow cytofluorometry Schematic drawing of an in vitro flow system for repeated interaction of CTC with the FSMW, and cancer cells captured by the FSMW. IBS_LAB
Materials and methods (1/7) Functionalized structured medical wire 0.5 mm in diameter and 160 mm in length The first 20 mm are plated with a 2 µm thick gold layer deposited on the device by galvanization A hydrogel layer composed of a linear IBS_LAB
Materials and methods (2/7) In vitro experiments IBS_LAB
Materials and methods (3/7) Principle of peristaltic pump IBS_LAB
Materials and methods (4/7) Principle of peristaltic pump IBS_LAB
Materials and methods (5/7) Cytotoxicity tests Acute systemic toxicity IBS_LAB
Materials and methods (6/7) Hemocompatibility test Assessment of the patient's risk to develop thrombosis Coagulation and Hemolysis after in vivo exposure to the FSMW IBS_LAB
Materials and methods (7/7) In vivo application of the FSMW IBS_LAB
Result (1/5) IBS_LAB
Result (2/5) Cancer cells captured by the FSMW IBS_LAB
Result (3/5) Biocompatibility of the FSMW device A.Teflon wire eluate : No apparent changes in cell morphology. B.Copper wire eluate : Severe changes in cell morphology. C.FSMW eluate prepared from a singl FSMW : No apparent change in cell morphology. D.FSMW eluate prepared from three FSMW: No apparent change in cell morphology. IBS_LAB
Result (4/5) In vivo application of the FSMW in healthy volunteers and in breast cancer and NSCLC patients IBS_LAB
Result (5/5) IBS_LAB
Discussion (1/3) The main cause of death from cancer Most histopathologic studies investigated primary tumor tissues only IBS_LAB
Discussion (2/3) CTC in the peripheral blood of cancer patients exist in extreme rarity IBS_LAB
Discussion (3/3) Prospective clinical cancer trials. IBS_LAB
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