When determining frontline treatment for NSCLC, would you incorporate molecular predictors of resistance to immunotherapy such as STK11, KEAP1, p53?
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Are you using molecular markers of resistance to determine front line treatment in squamous NSCLC?
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Medical Oncology · The Ohio State University School of Medicine
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This is a great question and there are a number of first line trials that I hope will be able to answer this. I do believe that we should be evaluating these patients specifically for trials (i.e., NCT04265534). I also think looking at these data across the current studies including CM227 and 9LA wi...
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Medical Oncology · University of Minnesota Medical School
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While these factors may be important in prognostication, at this time, I do not use these biomarkers to decide upon frontline treatment. I think where these markers become important is in monitoring the patients on treatment. For example, knowing that a patient has these markers of resistance, may p...
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