Clinical and molecular characteristics of periampullary carcinoma based on pathological subtypes

Pathologic typing-guided individualized chemotherapy resulted in prolonged survival for patients with advanced PAC. The PB and IN subtypes of PAC exhibit distinct molecular regulatory mechanisms and immune infiltration microenvironments. These findings underscore the importance of considering subtype-specific factors in the development of a PAC-PB diagnostic model.

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Journal of Gastrointestinal Oncology
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2025-02-01
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https://doi.org/10.21037/jgo-2025-14
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Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment
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Pathologic typing-guided individualized chemotherapy resulted in prolonged survival for patients with advanced PAC. The PB and IN subtypes of PAC exhibit distinct molecular regulatory mechanisms and immune infiltration microenvironments. These findings underscore the importance of considering subtype-specific factors in the development of a PAC-PB diagnostic model.

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