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How would you manage a patient with no driver mutation, PD-L1 <50%, with systemic relapse of lung adenocarcinoma within a year after resection and completion of adjuvant platinum based chemotherapy?

Would you consider single agent immunotherapy given recent exposure to platinum agent or chemoimmunotherapy?
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How would you manage a patient with no driver mutation, PD-L1 <50%, with systemic relapse of lung adenocarcinoma within a year after resection and completion of adjuvant platinum based chemotherapy?

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Medical Oncology · Yale Cancer Center
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I don’t think the addition of Bev as seen in the IMPOWER trial added much beyond the activity of the triplet therapy seen in KN 189, and if the patient retains a decent PS on progression, you can then use docetaxel/ramucirumab.

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Medical Oncology · Hematology-Oncology Associates of Fredericksburg, Inc.
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Usually, platinum resistance is defined by recurrence within 6 months of platinum based therapy. Thus, if the patient relapsed within 6 months of platinum based therapy, I will forego chemotherapy based on platinum agents. In such a situation, if PDL1 is >1%, pembrolizumab is approved as a single ag...

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