Nevertheless, the absence of standardized guidelines could impede development.
The intra-tumoral cancer therapies The market across seven key regions is anticipated to grow at an annual compounded rate of 31.3% up to 2034, as forecasted by DelveInsight.
The growth in this sector can be attributed to the emergence of new treatments and increased diagnostic rates.
The report stated, "Nanoparticles for radio enhancement, recombinant fusion proteins, oncolytic therapy, gene therapy, synthetic double-stranded RNA complexes, among others, are presently undergoing both preclinical and clinical development."
Nevertheless, the absence of standardized protocols for delivering intratumoral immunotherapy—including criteria for selecting lesions, determining injection frequency, and employing proper needle techniques—could hinder progress in this area.
Various treatments like tilsotolimod/ipilimumab, sotigalimab, and vidutolimod have not succeeded in clinical trials.
"Tumors exhibiting significant intratumoral diversity could result in worse clinical outcomes for patients," the report noted.
*7MM = United States, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom, and Japan
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