Immune-Related Response Criteria
Immune-Related Response Criteria
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DOI:
10.32388/idc6mf
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发表时间:
2020-02
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P. Therasse
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P. Therasse
The amount of tumour shrinkage that anti-cancer agents can produce is measured as part of the process of evaluating their efficacy in clinical trials. The WHO Criteria, created by the International Union against Cancer and the World Health Organization in the 1970s, were the first widely agreed-upon basic criteria for the codification of tumour response evaluation. These criteria were first published in 1981. The RECIST criteria, first published in 2000, revised the WHO criteria primarily to clarify differences that remained between research groups.