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Treatment of Non-responding to Conventional Therapy Inoperable Liver Cancers by in Situ Introduction of ImDendrim
Objective (s) : To Evaluate the efficacy and safety of Treatment of non-responding to conventional therapy inoperable liver cancers by in situ introduction of ImDendrim. Trial Design: An, open-labeled and unicenter study in women or men with primary hepatocellular cancer or metastatic liver without standard therapeutic options for treatment including chemotherapy or surgery.
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