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IQWave TM<br />

the next generation of electrochemotherapy devices<br />

The IQWave TM represents the next generation of electrochemotherapy devices with its effective and flexible treatment<br />

capabilities. It has been developed to achieve positive clinical outcomes on a level that was not possible in the past.<br />

Potent treatment<br />

The IQWave TM system enhances the effects of the chemotherapeutic<br />

substance by opening up small pores in the<br />

tumour cells, allowing the injected chemotherapeutic<br />

substance direct access to the DNA of the targeted cells.<br />

Combined with the coagulation effect created by the high<br />

voltage electric field the cancer cells go into rapid necrosis.<br />

Since electrochemotherapy normally can be performed under<br />

local anaesthesia and light sedation, it is rather painless as well<br />

time efficient. A complete treatment only takes 15 - 25 mins.<br />

Indications<br />

The current protocol for electrochemotherapy was established<br />

in 2006 by the ESOPE* study. The current indications for<br />

treatment with electrochemotherapy are.<br />

• Head and neck squamous cell carcinoma<br />

• Malignant melanoma<br />

• Basal cell carcinoma<br />

• Adenocarcinoma of the breast and salivary gland<br />

• Hypernephroma<br />

• Kaposi sarcoma<br />

• Transitional cell carcinoma<br />

*European Standard Operating Procedures of Electrochemotherapy<br />

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Scandinavian Chemotech AB, Baltzarsgatan 25, 211 36 Malmö, Sweden. Email : india@chemotech.se • www.chemotech.se

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