Alternative cancer treatment, Photo Dynamic Therapy
Dr David Comyn
Complete Presentation - 41 Slides
This comprehensive presentation covers all aspects of Photo Dynamic Therapy, from basic principles to advanced clinical applications.
- Dr David Comyn’s credentials
- Proteomics research
- Cancer cell biology
- Professor Seyfried’s work
- Glioblastoma studies
- Treatment outcomes
- Mitochondrial function
- The Warburg Effect
- Cellular energy production
- Immune checkpoint therapy
- Combined treatments
- Future developments
- 41 slides in proper numerical order (1-41)
- Interactive navigation with “Click Next to Continue” buttons
- Jump to any slide functionality
- Complete slide notes and explanations
- Professional medical presentation format
Slide 7 of 41
Slide 7: PDT Mechanism: Angiogenesis, Light Response, and Immune Mobilization
The first image is a cancer tumour. One of the characteristics of cancer is its ability to grow its own blood vessels called angioneogenesis. This enables the tumour to absorb more than its share of food as it grows to the detriment of normal cells and organs. This is why cancer patients lose weight. The middle image shows the chlorophyll in the tumour cells responding to light in the near infrared red spectrum to release reactive oxygen species (viz. photosynthesis) to damage the tumour by necrosis, apoptosis and autophagy. It also causes blood to clot in the arteries supplying the tumour, depriving it of oxygen and food. The third image is the most important. This process mobilises the immune system to produce immune cells which mop up the dead and dying tumour cells. This is important because PDT mobilises the immune defence unlike chemotherapy and radiotherapy which depress it.
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