This document summarizes a study examining the presence of cancer-associated fibroblasts (CAFs) in different subtypes of neuroblastoma tumors. The study found that CAFs, identified by alpha-smooth muscle actin expression, were abundant in schwannian stroma-poor neuroblastoma regions and associated with microvascular proliferation, but were less prevalent in schwannian stroma-rich regions. This suggests CAFs may promote angiogenesis in aggressive, schwannian stroma-poor neuroblastomas.