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High frequency of CD8 positive lymphocyte infiltration correlates with lack of lymph node involvement in early rectal cancer.

Silvio Däster | Serenella Eppenberger-Castori | Christian Hirt | Inti Zlobec | Tarik Delko | Christian A Nebiker | Savas D Soysal | Francesca Amicarella | Giandomenica Iezzi | Giuseppe Sconocchia | Michael Heberer | Alessandro Lugli | Giulio C Spagnoli | Christoph Kettelhack | Luigi Terracciano | Daniel Oertli | Urs von Holzen | Luigi Tornillo | Raoul A Droeser
Disease markers | 2014

A trend towards local excision of early rectal cancers has prompted us to investigate if immunoprofiling might help in predicting lymph node involvement in this subgroup.

Pubmed ID: 25609852

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