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Would you consider maintenance immunotherapy after cisplatin-gemcitabine chemotherapy and chemoRT for stage 3 bladder cancer in a patient declining cystectomy or who is a poor surgical candidate?

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Medical Oncology · University of Washington School of Medicine

Great question and relevant clinical scenario. We need a clinical trial in this setting, the INSPIRE (EA8185, PI: Dr. @Dr. First Last) is an ideal trial to enroll. In the meantime, would not add "consolidation/maintenance" ICI in the absence of data in this particular setting.

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Medical Oncology · AdventHealth Cancer Institute

There are no high-level data to guide further therapy in this setting following induction cisplatin-gemcitabine chemotherapy and chemoRT for stage 3 bladder cancer in a patient declining cystectomy or who is a poor surgical candidate. Given that phase III data are unlikely to be available to guide t...

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