TANG Zhenhao, LAN Congying, LIN Lizhu. On “Deficient Vital Qi and Excess Pathogenic Qi” of Cancer and Its Treatment Based on Cancer Immunoediting Hypothesis[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2019, 60(13): 1113-1117.
TANG Zhenhao, LAN Congying, LIN Lizhu. On “Deficient Vital Qi and Excess Pathogenic Qi” of Cancer and Its Treatment Based on Cancer Immunoediting Hypothesis[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2019, 60(13): 1113-1117.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2019.13.008.
On “Deficient Vital Qi and Excess Pathogenic Qi” of Cancer and Its Treatment Based on Cancer Immunoediting Hypothesis
The cancer immunoediting hypothesis describes the dual role played by the immune system in tumor development and is divided into 3 sequential stages
i.e.immune clearance
immune balance
and immune escape.Traditional Chinese medicine believes that deficient vital qi and excess pathogenic qi is the most important basic pathogenesis of cancer
and it is used to guide the clinical application of supporting the healthy energy and combating poison with poison.Applying the cancer immunoediting hypothesis
the vital qi is linked with the immune function
the disease evil as well as cancer toxin with the tumor cells
and the pathogenesis deficient vital qi and excess pathogenic qi of the tumor is extended to"the whole body is not necessarily deficiency
but the local with intermingled deficiency and excess".The treatment method guided by this pathogenesis is expanded from "supporting the healthy energy and combating poison with poison"to"supporting the vital qi in the disease area
and targeted combating poison with poison".It is tried to expand the "deficient vital qi and excess pathogenic qi"and its treatment method
which can provide a reference for the multi-target
multi-level and multi-factor network regulation of Chinese medicine in the field of tumor immunotherapy.
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