Kizfizo
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Active Ingredient: temozolomide
Product Overview
About Kizfizo
Kizfizo was developed as a cancer medicine.
What it is used for
Kizfizo is used for treating children over the age of 1 year with high-risk neuroblastoma. It is used in combination with another cancer medicine, either irinotecan or topotecan, in:
children whose neuroblastoma had not improved with chemotherapy;
children whose disease has come back and is worsening after they had previously received chemotherapy and stem cell transplantation.
How it is used
There is no information available on how Kizfizo is used.
How it works
The active substance in Kizfizo, temozolomide, is an alkylating agent. In the body, it changes into another compound called MTIC. MTIC modifies the DNA in a way that stops cells from dividing, causing them to die. By doing so, temozolomide is expected to slow down the growth of neuroblastoma.
Active substance: temozolomide
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