Journal article
Characterising the immune microenvironment in liposarcoma, its impact on prognosis and the impact of radiotherapy
H Snow, C Mitchell, S Hendry, M McKinley, D Byrne, S Ngan, S Chander, J Chu, J Desai, S Bae, M Henderson, P Choong, D Gyorki
Journal of Surgical Oncology | WILEY | Published : 2021
DOI: 10.1002/jso.26261
Abstract
Background and Objectives: Limited literature exists examining the immune microenvironment in liposarcoma, particularly with regard to the impact of radiotherapy. A major problem is the lack of scoring system for the tumour-infiltrating lymphocytes (TILs) in sarcoma. This study aims to describe the immune environment pre- and postradiotherapy and identify the optimal immune infiltrate scoring system for sarcoma. Methods: Thirty-nine paired tissue samples (pre- and postradiotherapy) from patients with liposarcoma were scored by two pathologists for TILs using pre-existing systems (for breast cancer and melanoma) and compared for interobserver reliability. Immunohistochemical staining was perf..
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Funding Acknowledgements
Hannah's Chance Foundation, Grant/Award Number: 35 (2017)