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Correlation of clinical and immunological data in a metastatic melanoma patient with heterogeneous tumor responses to ipilimumab therapy

  • Jianda Yuan
  • , David B. Page
  • , Geoffrey Y. Ku
  • , Yanyun Li
  • , Zhenyu Mu
  • , Charlotte Ariyan
  • , Humilidad F. Gallardo
  • , Ruth Ann Roman
  • , Agnes I. Heine
  • , Stephanie L. Terzulli
  • , Sacha Gnjatic
  • , Gerd Ritter
  • , Achim A. Jungbluth
  • , James P. Allison
  • , Lloyd J. Old
  • , Jedd D. Wolchok

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Abstract

Melanoma patients treated with anti-CTLA-4 have shown a range of anti-tumor responses. In this report, we describe the response of a single patient to anti-CTLA-4, with individual lesions disappearing, others stabilizing, and others progressing. These responses can be viewed as a clear manifestation of cancer immunoediting and its three phases of elimination, equilibrium and escape, with each tumor in this patient being at a discrete stage in the process. The patient's course and associated immunological monitoring and other laboratory data are presented in an immunogram, a way to visualize temporal associations between the multiple clinical and laboratory parameters.

Original languageEnglish
JournalCancer Immunity
Volume10
StatePublished - Jan 7 2010

Keywords

  • Case report
  • Human
  • Immunoediting
  • Immunogram
  • Ipilimumab
  • Melanoma

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