Is there a role for checkpoint inhibition in patients with advanced, high PD-L1 expressing, chemotherapy-refractory thymoma?
What if the patient has thymoma-associated myasthenia gravis?
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Medical Oncology · The Ohio State University School of Medicine
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I agree with @Dr. First Last. For now, I would not treat thymoma patients with immune checkpoint inhibitors outside of a clinical study, based on the serious and frequent immune-related adverse events seen in this population as detailed above. There are several single agent chemotherapy options for ...
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