How would you treat a patient with BRAF mutated Metastatic Melanoma who has progressed on targeted therapy (Encorafenib + Binimetinib) and Immuotherapy (Nivolumab/Ipilimumab), but yet maintain an excellent performance status?
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Medical Oncology · Tennessee Oncology - Nashville
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Agree that clinical trial access would be ideal. If unable to access for any reason or to "bridge" if the patient is symptomatic, one might consider re-treatment with BRAF/MEK inhibitor based on phase II and retrospective data demonstrating response (Schreuer et al.: Combination of dabrafenib plus t...
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Medical Oncology · University of Colorado
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This is a challenging situation as the patient has received all standard of care options. If there is a possibility for the patient to be referred to a site with clinical trial options that would be ideal. Outside of a clinical trial the standard of care options for therapy, such as cytoxic chemothe...
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