Will you be changing your management of locally advanced cervical cancer based on the results of the recently published INTERLACE trial?
Do you plan on incorporating induction chemotherapy into the treatment of patients with locally advanced cervical cancer?
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Absolutely NOT. INTERLACE results are in abstract form only, including early-stage disease I-II at 86%, and the details regarding radiation are minimal, stating it's prescribed to point A and recommend CT/MR planning (we do not know how many patients underwent image-guided brachytherapy).
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I think it is too early to commit all patients to induction chemo, based on what I know about this study. It is important to review the details of the study, as mentioned by Dr. @Dr. First Last. In addition, it is important to understand the differences between studies that led to an overall surviva...
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I would wait for the publications for details including brachytherapy and recurrence pattern but could potentially be practice-changing.
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