How do you manage the severe adverse drug reaction of central serous retinopathy with MEK inhibitors?
If a patient develops central serous retinopathy on a MEK inhibitor despite dose reductions, is it ok to switch to a different BRAF/MEK combination?
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Ophthalmology · Stanford University School of Medicine
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Fortunately, the ICSC-like association of subretinal fluid with MEK inhibitor exposure is usually reversible after cessation of the drug. When working with this class of medications, it is important to coordinate care with the treating oncologist.
If a patient presents with subretinal fluid and is o...
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Ophthalmology · Southwest General Health Center
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Whether to stop the medication should be based on the patient’s vision and symptoms.
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