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Immunologie der Tumoren des Urogenitaltrakts

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Das Wort „immune“ kommt vom lateinischen „immunis“ und bedeutet „frei von Lasten“. Über beinahe ein Jahrhundert hat der Ausdruck Immunität die Widerstandsfähigkeit gegen eine Krankheit, i.allg. gegen eine Infektion, bezeichnet. Unser gegenwärtiger Wissensstand über das Immunsystem zeigt jedoch, daß es viel komplexer ist, als man früher glaubte. Das Immunsystem verteidigt den Körper nicht nur gegen Infektionen, sondern spielt auch eine besondere Rolle bei der Abwehr neoplastischer Krankheiten. Noch wichtiger ist es bei der Aufrechterhaltung der normalen Homöostase und Gesundheit.

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Narayan, P. (1992). Immunologie der Tumoren des Urogenitaltrakts. In: Tanagho, E.A., McAninch, J.W. (eds) Smiths Urologie. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-76107-2_18

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