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Spatially Limited Immune Access Creates Tumour Refugia in Hepatocellular Carcinoma
Spatially restricted immune access can undermine tumour control even when total immune recruitment appears sufficient. We develop a nondimensional reaction--diffusion--chemotaxis model for hepatocellular carcinoma that couples tumour growth and immune-mediated killing with effector diffusion, satura
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