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CD274Scale statusDraft, not yet medically reviewed

High PD-L1 TPS (50 percent or more)

A high PD-L1 score in lung cancer that opens discussion of immunotherapy without chemotherapy.

Parent marker: PD-L1

Not a diagnosis and not final medical advice. Must be reviewed by a doctor.

Clinical meaning

In this group immunotherapy alone is often discussed as a first-line option. The decision still takes into account the history of autoimmune disease and the patient's condition.

How this finding appears in a report

The TPS score is derived from platform-specific immunohistochemistry; numbers from different platforms cannot be directly compared.

When therapy stops working

Progression after immunotherapy may prompt tissue reexamination and consideration of clinical trials.

What needs verification

  • Complete variant name as written in the laboratory report.
  • Examination methods and types of samples used.
  • Examination dates were compared with ongoing therapy.

Marker context: PD-L1

PD-L1 scores are reported to differ according to cancer type: TPS (tumor proportion score) in lung cancer, CPS (combined positive score) in gastric cancer. Rates from one type of cancer cannot be transferred to another type of cancer.

A negative result does not always mean absent

Test sensitivity differs by sample type and method. Results need to be read together with the pathology report and clinical condition.

Summary

Gen
CD274
Variant
PD-L1 TPS 50 persen atau lebih
Alteration type
Scale status
Discussed in
Lung Cancer
Updated
2026-09-10

Other names in reports

TPS >= 50, PD-L1 high

Treatment categories

Clinical trials

Studies mentioning marker PD-L1

Filtered from public study descriptions. Access status and site readiness remain unverified.

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