Immune-Frame

The human immune system is the ‘police’ that fights cancer as well as pathogens from the human body. Individuals who have cancer have a suppressed immune system especially when they undergo chemotherapy. Immune-Frame provides insights into the current state of a person’s immune system. These insights of the immune status guide the selection or exclusion of therapies, that would better suit a given situation in relation to the ability of the human body to clear out the tumor cells

Immune-Frame is used to assess the condition of a patient’s immune system. Scientists use the test to identify specific cellular markers that are responsible for switching a patient’s immune system on and off.

How does Immune-Frame work?

• The Immune-Frame is designed to assess the suitability of a patient for immunotherapy or cellular therapies. It provides information about the status of the immune system of the patient.
• This evaluation employs ELISA assay and flow cytometry methods to gauge the status of the immune system.
• This test accurately identifies the cell types that are currently in play in the regulation of the immune system. This allows the physician to adjust current treatments and recommend modifications that customize the immunity to better serve the patient.

How does Immune-Frame help?

• Immune-Frame evaluates the strengths and weaknesses of the immune system in its entirety. This is vital to cancer survival and the selection of precise various immunotherapeutic options. The proper functioning of the immune system is vital to the elimination of current and future cancer cells.
• With the test results, doctors can optimize their patients’ treatments.