What does SDT-M001 treat? I am a postoperative patient with non-small cell lung cancer. Is this product suitable for me?
SDT-M001 is a non genetically modified immune cell therapy product developed by Cytocraft, specifically designed for the prevention and treatment of postoperative recurrence of non-small cell lung cancer. Its core function is to activate self immune cells in a chain, enhance the body's anti-tumor immune ability, and reduce the risk of postoperative recurrence of non-small cell lung cancer. It is particularly suitable for non-small cell lung cancer patients who need further prevention and treatment after surgical resection.
What are the advantages of SDT-M001 compared to traditional treatment methods?
Traditional treatments often involve staged killing of tumor cells, which can lead to recurrence after surgery due to residual tumor cells, and targeted drugs are prone to developing resistance; The CD8+tumor specific T killer cells in SDT-M001 are an important component that directly exert anti-tumor killing activity. After reinfusion, they can specifically identify non-small cell lung cancer tumor cells and achieve precise killing. At the same time, CD4+T helper cells can synergistically enhance the overall anti-tumor immune response of the body, eliminate residual tumor cells after surgery from the root, and reduce the risk of recurrence. The entire process adopts autologous cells and non genetic modification methods to activate the immune system and achieve anti-tumor effects without the toxic side effects of exogenous drugs.
What is the treatment process and cycle of SDT-M001?
The overall treatment cycle of SDT-M001 is about 2 months, divided into 3 core steps, all of which are completed in clinical partner hospitals:
① Cell collection: Collect the patient's own immune cells through a blood cell separator, similar to blood donation, with a single collection lasting about 3-4 hours. One collection is sufficient to meet the treatment needs;
② Cell preparation: The collected cells are sent to a laboratory that meets GMP standards, and a two-step cascade culture is used. Firstly, DC maturation is rapidly induced under the action of CD3 antibody activated T cell autocrine cytokines and exogenous cytokines. In the secondary activation, T cells undergo large-scale specific expansion under the induction of tumor specific antigens and cytokine activation, thereby obtaining a large number of tumors. After strict quality inspection, it is ready for use and takes about 5-6 weeks;
③ Cell reinfusion: Autoimmune cells that have passed quality inspection are intravenously infused back into the patient's body for about 0.5 hours. After reinfusion, they need to be observed in the hospital for 1-2 days. If there are no abnormalities, they can be discharged.
The specific process will be adjusted according to the patient's physical condition, and the doctor will provide detailed information in advance.
What is the current development progress of SDT-M001? Is there any clinical data available for reference?
SDT-M001 is currently undergoing Phase I clinical trials. Previous IIT studies have shown that the product can effectively activate the autoimmune function of postoperative non-small cell lung cancer patients, regulate the tumor microenvironment, and demonstrate good potential in reducing the risk of postoperative recurrence. The product has good safety and no serious adverse reactions have occurred.
What tests are required to participate in the SDT-M001 enrollment assessment? Who will bear the cost of the inspection?
Before enrollment, a baseline assessment examination must be completed, including blood routine, liver and kidney function, coagulation function, lung cancer tumor markers, electrocardiogram, chest imaging examination (CT), immune function testing, etc., to confirm whether your physical condition meets the enrollment requirements and establish baseline data for subsequent treatment efficacy monitoring. All examination fees related to enrollment will be fully borne by the sponsor, and you do not need to pay any fees. The examination results will be interpreted by the attending physician one by one.
What side effects will occur in the body after SDT-M001 infusion?
The overall side effects of SDT-M001 are mild, transient, and self relieving. The common ones are low-grade fever (below 38.5 ℃), mild fatigue, and muscle soreness after reinfusion, which generally disappear on their own without the need for special treatment. A very small number of patients may experience mild nausea and rash. During the trial, a dedicated doctor will follow up on your physical condition throughout the entire process. If you experience any discomfort, you can contact the doctor at any time, and the doctor will provide you with timely treatment advice.
According to the preliminary exploratory clinical observation results of SDT-M001, the safety of SDT-M001 treatment is good, and the common adverse reactions are mild (grade 1-2 NCI-CTCAE), mainly including fever, gastrointestinal reactions, and rash, which can generally be relieved on their own without special treatment. SDT-M001 treatment does not cause significant liver, kidney function, or hematological damage to the body.