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Periodic solutions for a model of tumor volume with anti-angiogenic periodic treatment
Soluciones periódicas para un modelo del volumen de un tumor con tratamiento periódico
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https://doi.org/10.15446/recolma.v55n1.99096Palabras clave:
Cancer treatment modelling, cooperative systems, periodic orbits, tumor development, angiogenesis (en)Angiogénesis, Modelos de tratamiento de tumores de cancer, sistemas cooperativos, órbitas periódicas (es)
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In this work, we consider the dynamics of a model for tumor volume growth under a drug periodic treatment targeting the process of angiogenesis within the vascularized cancer tissue. We give sufficient conditions for the existence and uniqueness of a global attractor consisting of a periodic solution. This conditions happen to be satisfied by values of the parameters tested for realistic experimental data. Numerical simulations are provided illustrating our findings.
En este trabajo, consideramos la dinámica de un modelo para el crecimiento del volumen de un tumor bajo un tratamiento periódico de medicamentos dirigido al proceso de angiogénesis dentro del tejido vascularizado del cáncer. Damos condiciones suficientes para la existencia y la unicidad de una solución periódica la cual es globalmente atractora. Estas condiciones se cumplen con los valores de los parámetros probados en datos experimentales reales. Se proporcionan simulaciones numéricas que ilustran nuestros resultados.
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