High density of CD66b in primary high-grade ovarian cancer independently predicts response to chemotherapy.

Alberto PosabellaPhilipp KöhnAlexandros LalosAlexander WilhelmRobert MecheraSavas SoysalSimone MuenstUwe GüthSylvia StadlmannLuigi TerraccianoRaoul Andre DroeserJasmin ZeindlerGad Singer

Published in: Journal of cancer research and clinical oncology (2019)

High CD66b neutrophil density in primary high-grade OC predicts good response to initial chemotherapy and longer recurrence-free survival independent of known risk factors.

Keyphrases

high grade
free survival
high density
low grade
risk factors
locally advanced
squamous cell carcinoma
rectal cancer
chemotherapy induced