Table 1.
Delivery routes of oncolytic viruses in multiple tumors.
| Intratumoral administration | Intravenous administration | Intraperitoneal administration | Intrathecal administration | Subcutaneous administration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Melanoma (39) | Melanoma (63) | Angiosarcoma (65) | Glioblastoma (63) | Melanoma (65) |
| Retinoblastoma (46) | Bladder cancer (58) | Epithelioid sarcoma (65) | Glioma (60) | Soft tissue sarcoma (65) |
| Pancreatic carcinoma (50) | Lung squamous cell carcinoma (57) | Kaposi's sarcoma (65) | Ependymoma (60) | |
| Astrocytoma (52) | Astrocytoma (53) | Gastrointestinal stromal tumor (65) | Primitive neuroectodermal tumor (60) | |
| Gliomas (48) | Neuroblastoma (54, 55) | Leiomyosarcoma (65) | Central nervous system lymphoma (60) | |
| Breast cancer (47) | Carcinoma ovarii (60) | Liposarcoma (65) | ||
| Colorectal cancer (69) | Carcinoma of fallopian tube (60) | Pancreatic carcinoma (66) | ||
| Peritoneal carcinoma (60) | ||||
| Prostatic carcinoma (59) | ||||
| Atypical teratogenic rhabdoid tumor (64) | ||||
| Glioblastoma (40) |