Do you have a cut-off for bilirubin for treatment of patients with poorly differentiated NSCLC with good PS and liver dysfunction due to mets?
What regimen do you prefer?
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Medical Oncology · Indiana University School of Medicine
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The management of patients with extensive liver mets resulting in elevated bilirubin depends upon the clinical scenario. The question posed indicates this patient has a good performance status and a lung cancer histology of "poorly differentiated NSCLC". The factors that I would consider when treati...
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