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The NP vaccination combined with STING agonist therapy eliminated tumors in murine models of MC-38 colon carcinoma and B16F10 melanoma and established long-term immunological memory. Our approach provides a novel therapeutic strategy based on combination nano-immunotherapy for personalized cancer immunotherapy.Nanofiber scaffolds can induce osteogenic differentiation and cell morphology alterations of human bone marrow stromal cells (hBMSCs) without introduction of chemical cues. In this study, we investigate the predictive power of day 1 cell morphology, quantified by a machine learning based method, as an indicator of osteogenic differentiation modulated by nanofiber density. Nanofiber scaffolds are fabricated via electrospinning. Microscopy, quantitative image processing and clustering analysis are used to systematically quantify scaffold properties as a function of fiber density. hBMSC osteogenic differentiation potential is evaluated after 14 days using osteogenic marker gene expression and after 50 days using calcium mineralization, showing enhanced osteogenic differentiation with an increase in nanofiber density. Cell morphology measurements at day 1 successfully predict differentiation potential when analyzed with the support vector machine (SVM)/supercell tools previously developed and trained on cells from a different donor. A correlation is observed between differentiation potential and cell morphology, demonstrating sensitivity of the morphology measurement to varying degrees of differentiation potential. To further understand how nanofiber density determines hBMSC morphology, both full 3-D morphology measurements as well as other measurements of the 2-D projected morphology are investigated in this study. To achieve predictive power on hBMSC osteogenic differentiation, at least two morphology metrics need to be considered together for each cell, with the majority of metric pairs including one 3-D morphology metric. Analysis of the local nanofiber structure surrounding each cell reveals a correlation with single-cell morphology and indicates that the osteogenic differentiation phenotype may be predictive at the single-cell level.
The significance of the dimensional factors (tumor diameter, area and volume) as the prognostic factor has not been precisely evaluated in pT1 gastric cancer.

This study aimed to identify the clinical impact and to confirm the clinical feasibility of the dimensional factors as prognostic factors in pT1 gastric cancer.

We analyzed prognostic factors for disease-specific survival (DSS), overall survival (OS) using clinicopathological factors by univariate and multivariate analyses and the pattern of recurrence in 2011 pT1 gastric cancer (mucosal and submucosal cancers) undergoing R0 gastrectomy. The cut-off values of each dimensional factor was decided by the ROC curve.

Cox proportional hazard regression model showed that older age (≥75) and more advanced pN stage were adverse independent prognostic factors for DSS, and revealed that older age (≥75), greater preoperative co-morbid diseases, proximal and total gastrectomy, operative method and Clavien-Dindo classification (≥grade III) were independent adverse factors for OS. Any dimensional factors were not independent prognostic factors for any survival.

The dimensional factors do not influence both OS and DSS in pT1 gastric cancer patients and so it is difficult to apply these dimensional factors for conducting therapeutic strategies.
The dimensional factors do not influence both OS and DSS in pT1 gastric cancer patients and so it is difficult to apply these dimensional factors for conducting therapeutic strategies.
To systematically review the effects of 3D-imaging virtual planning for nodule resection in the following solid organs lung, liver, and kidney.

MEDLINE, EMBASE, and Cochrane Library were searched through September 31, 2020 to include randomized and non-randomized controlled studies that compared outcomes of surgical resection of lung, liver, or kidney nodule resection with and without 3D virtual planning with computed tomography. From each article, the mean operation time (OT), mean estimated blood loss (EBL), mean postoperative hospital stay (POHS), and the number of postoperative events (POE) were extracted. The effect size (ES) of 3D virtual planning vs. non-3D planning was extracted from each study to calculate the pooled measurements for continuous variables (OT, EBL, POHS). Data were pooled using a random-effects model.

The literature search yielded 2397 studies and 10 met the inclusion criteria with a total of 897 patients. There was a significant difference in OT between groups with a moderate ES favoring the 3D group (ES,-0.56; 95%CI 0.91,-0.29; I
=83.1%; p<.001). Regarding EBL, there was a significant difference between 3D and non-3D with a small ES favoring IGS (ES,-0.18; 95%CI 0.33,-0.02; I
=22.5%; p=.0236). There was no difference between the 3D and non-3D groups for both POHS (POHS ES,-0.15; 95%CI 0.39,0.10; I
=37.0%; p=.174) and POE (POE odds ratio (OR),0.80; 95%CI0.54,1.19; I
=0.0%; p=.0.973).

3D-imaging planning for surgical resection of lung, kidney, and liver nodules could reduce OT and EBL with no effects on immediate POHS and POE. Improvements in these perioperative variables could improve medium and long-term postoperative clinical outcomes.
3D-imaging planning for surgical resection of lung, kidney, and liver nodules could reduce OT and EBL with no effects on immediate POHS and POE. Improvements in these perioperative variables could improve medium and long-term postoperative clinical outcomes.Multiple myeloma (MM), is a heterogeneous disease in which chromosomal abnormalities are important for prognostic risk stratification. Cytogenetic profiling with FISH on plasma cells from bone marrow samples (BM-PCs) is the current gold standard, but variable infiltration of plasma cells or failed aspiration can hamper this process. Ultra-low coverage sequencing (ULCS) of circulating cell-free DNA (ccfDNA) may offer a minimally invasive alternative for the work-up of these cases. MSC1936369B We compared ULCS, aCGH and FISH on selected BM-PCs in a routine setting with ULCS of ccfDNA for the detection of somatic copy number aberrations (CNAs) in MM.
Purified CD138+ BM-PCs of 23MM patients at initiation of their treatment were subjected to aCGH, FISH and ULCS. Paired samples of peripheral blood-ccfDNA obtained at diagnosis were analyzed by ULCS and compared to the results found in BM-PCs.

Using ULCS of ccfDNA, cytogenetic markers were identified in 18 out of 23 patients; five cases could not be analyzed due to low (≤3%) tumor fraction (TF).
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