The disease can be controlled to some extent, and the treatment is divided into a variety of treatments, which can be broadly classified as follows.
1. M3 therapy, which is a successful case of targeted therapy and apoptosis-inducing therapy treatment needs to be strictly followed and is particularly effective for late maintenance of the effect.
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2. All therapy, which is improved by induction chemotherapy first, can be improved by hepatocyte transplantation and is superior to conventional treatment options.
3. Chronic granulocytic leukemia treatment must be taken as early as possible, and delays in treatment can lead to irregularities. This is a very important part of the process.
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4. Chronic lymphocyte therapy is not needed for patients with no symptoms in the early stages, and in the late stages, a variety of chemotherapy regimens can be used to manage the disease, or a one-piece transplant can be considered for improvement.
5. Hepatocyte transplantation is now a radical treatment, as the risks of surgery and long-term healing have improved significantly with advances in transplantation technology.