Abstract

The aim is to study the relationship of PD-L1 status of SP142 and SP263 clones in gastric cancer with its clinical and morphological parameters. Material and methods. Surgical material obtained from 131 patients with a confirmed diagnosis of stomach cancer. Antibodies to PD-L1 SP263 were stained 127 cases, antibodies to PD-L1 SP142 – 126 cases. Reactions with PD-L1 were performed using the Ventana BenchMark Ultra device (Roche Ventana, USA) according to the protocols recommended by the manufacturer of primary antibodies. The results of immunohistochemical staining were compared with the clinical and morphological characteristics of gastric cancer using statistical analysis. Results. The positive PD-L1 status detected by clones SP263 and SP142 is significantly associated with type 2 macroscopic form according to the R. Bormann classification (p=0,003/p=0,003), tubular morphological type according to the WHO 5th edition, 2019 classification (p=0,001/p=0,018), intermediate morphological type according to the classification of P. Lauren (p=0,027/p=0,005) and the absence of signet ring cells (p=0,001/p=0,010). Staining with both clones used was not associated with the gender and age of patients, the size and localization of the tumor, the degree of its differentiation, the presence or absence of emboli in the lumen of blood and lymph vessels, the presence of affected lymph nodes and distant metastases, as well as the clinical stage (p>0,05). The largest proportion of PD-L1 positive cases in the study of SP263/SP142 clones was found in tubular type tumors (75,6%/84,6%) according to the WHO 5th edition, 2019 classification, intermediate type (60,0%/68,0%) according to P. Lauren, type 2 (65,4%/68,0%) according to R. Bormann and in the absence of signet ring cells (70,7%/76,9%). Conclusion. Statistically significant clinical and morphological parameters of gastric cancer, where a reliable relationship between them and the expression of PD-L1 clones SP263 and SP142 was revealed, are: type 2 macroscopic form according to R. Bormann (p=0,003/p=0,003), tubular morphological type according to the classification of WHO 5th edition, 2019) (p=0,001/p=0,018), intermediate type according to P. Lauren (p=0,027/p=0,005) and the absence of signet ring cells (p=0,001/p=0,010).

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