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TIL enthusiast

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      TIL enthusiast
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        For the record, you do not need a 2 cm tumor to enroll in the TIL trial at MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, TX. TILs have been grown from specimen as small as a punch biopsy. There is no guarantee that T cells will grow (60-70% success rate), and it may take up to 5 weeks, but it is still an option if your tumor is surgically resectable.
        TIL enthusiast
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          For the record, you do not need a 2 cm tumor to enroll in the TIL trial at MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, TX. TILs have been grown from specimen as small as a punch biopsy. There is no guarantee that T cells will grow (60-70% success rate), and it may take up to 5 weeks, but it is still an option if your tumor is surgically resectable.
          TIL enthusiast
          Participant

            For the record, you do not need a 2 cm tumor to enroll in the TIL trial at MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, TX. TILs have been grown from specimen as small as a punch biopsy. There is no guarantee that T cells will grow (60-70% success rate), and it may take up to 5 weeks, but it is still an option if your tumor is surgically resectable.

            TIL enthusiast
            Participant

              For the record, you do not need a 2 cm tumor to enroll in the TIL trial at MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, TX. TILs have been grown from specimen as small as a punch biopsy. There is no guarantee that T cells will grow (60-70% success rate), and it may take up to 5 weeks, but it is still an option if your tumor is surgically resectable.

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