ArticleCell reports. Medicine2026
Phase 1 study of intracranial T cell therapy with pemetrexed for refractory brain metastases and glioblastomas.
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Therapeutic options remain limited for advanced intracranial malignancies, including brain metastases and glioblastomas, particularly in patients ineligible for surgery, radiotherapy, or systemic therapies. This phase 1 study evaluates the safety and feasibility of intracranial administration of low-dose pemetrexed followed by RetroNectin-activated killer cells (RAKs) and interleukin 2 via an Ommaya reservoir (collectively referred to as SCOPE-T) in 25 patients with refractory intracranial malignancies. Nineteen patients completed at least one treatment cycle, and 17 received the maximum tested RAK dose (5 × 10
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