In a patient with BRCA2 mutation and contralateral axillary recurrence of ER+ IDC with an ESR1 CCDC170 fusion on NGS testing, would you use standard adjuvant AI therapy or consider adjuvant SERD therapy (fulvestrant/elacestrant)?  

That's an interesting question. The contralateral axilla would be considered metastatic, so there would be approval to use fulvestrant/elacestrant in that setting. It would be interesting to know when the patient finished their prior adjuva...

In a patient with BRCA2 mutation and contralateral axillary recurrence of ER+ IDC with an ESR1 CCDC170 fusion on NGS testing, would you use standard adjuvant AI therapy or consider adjuvant SERD therapy (fulvestrant/elacestrant)?This question has to be rewritten for clarification. Not only does it l...

This is a difficult question given limited data. Recommendations in situations like these are influenced by perceived risk and personal experience/bias.The ESR1-CCDC170 fusion, though the most common ESR1 fusion, is still overall uncommon. It’s been associated with endocrine resistance in pati...

A lot of information is missing, like menopausal state, initial dx, previous chemo or no chemo, previous hormone status, adjuvant hormone therapy, type of hormone therapy if yes, and time of recurrence. All these are required for decision-making.