ArticleJournal of pathology informatics2026
Automated measurement of CD8+ T-cell distribution at the tumor epithelial-stromal interface is associated with NSCLC immunotherapy benefit and transcriptomic pathways.
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Whereas anti-PD-(L)1 therapies are widely used in cancer treatment, only a subset of patients achieve long-term survival. Companion diagnostics based on PD-L1 expression have limited predictive power for these therapies, motivating development of additional predictive markers. We demonstrate a digital pathology (DP) method to quantify the density and epithelial infiltration of cytotoxic T cells near the tumor epithelial-stromal interface (ESI) using pancytokeratin-CD8 immunohistochemistry slides. We used POPLAR (
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