Would you offer a RET inhibitor to a patient with de novo metastatic, RET V706M mutant squamous cell lung cancer?
While RET rearrangements certainly provide strong rationale for targeted therapy, is a point mutation such as this considered actionable? Mutation was not present on tissue-based NGS but was detected on liquid-based NGS.
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Medical Oncology · University of Colorado Cancer Center
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Yes, it should be effective.
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