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présentant un cancer métastatique hormonorésistant asympto-
matique, un traitement par APC8015 (une immunothérapie cel-
lulaire par cellules mononucléées périphériques autologues enri-
chies en cellules dendritiques pulsées avec PA2024, une
construction PAP-GM CSF) [n = 82] a montré en intention de
traitement un avantage en survie significatif de 3,9 mois par rap-
port à un placebo (n = 45), avec une médiane de survie globale
à 25,9 mois versus 22 mois (p = 0,02).
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