… systemic, abscopal effects. Here, we will review the history and mechanisms of the abscopal
effect of radiation and discuss some of the barriers to achieving abscopal responses. Finally…

… abscopal effect is based on these principles of immune system surveillance [15]. The abscopal
effect … The term “abscopal” (from Latin, “ab”—away from, “scopus”—target) was used first (…

… We believe this to be a case of abscopal effect witnessed during the delivery of radiotherapy…
This study also showed that the abscopal effect appears to be associated with a moderately …

… as the abscopal effect. However, the occurrence of systemic anti-tumor effects was deemed
… radiation in combination may enhance the abscopal response. Increasing numbers of cases …

… to identify all studies which assessed the abscopal effect in patients with treated metastatic
… reported the abscopal effect in patients (case studies) or if the abscopal effect was explicitly …

… Alterations in the microenvironment then prompt reactivation of the immune response, a
phenomenon called an abscopal effect of radiation therapy. The abscopal effect of radiation was …

… effect of RT and immune checkpoint blockade and discuss some published studies on the
abscopal effect … identify the potential predictors of the abscopal effect to help identify the most …

… ago, the abscopal effect is revisited today. One rationale is that the abscopal effect is often
… Here, we give an overview of the clinical data on the abscopal effect, generated by a …

… We will briefly outline the history of RT-induced abscopal effects as well as the RT-mediated
activation of the immune system, and we will present and discuss preclinical and clinical …

… , though the factors that influence the abscopal effect are not well understood. The aim of …
abscopal effect. Here, we established a mouse model in which we induced the abscopal effect. …