Postoperative Changes in Systemic Immune Tolerance Following Major Oncologic versus Minor Maxillofacial Surgery.
Leah TrumetJutta RiesPhilip SoblNiclas IvenzFalk WehrhanRainer LutzMarco KestingManuel WeberPublished in: Cancers (2023)
Extensive surgery in OSCC patients is associated with a transient shift toward postoperative systemic immune tolerance compared with patients undergoing minor surgery. However, even extensive surgery causes no signs of long-lasting systemic immunosuppression. The degree of immune tolerance that occurred was associated with the duration of surgery. This supports efforts to minimize the duration of surgery.
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