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Selecting optimal therapy for patients with mCRC after first-line failure can often best be informed by identifying the current driver oncogenes specific to each individual’s cancer. Such an approach can provide a more nuanced selection of chemotherapy (CT) and biologic combinations in second- and subsequent lines, including guidance for switching or continuing with a particular CT or biologic agent.
So how can you implement this approach in your practice? Dr. Alfredo Falcone is joined by Drs. Sebastian Stintzing and Tianshu Liu to share insights.
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Selecting optimal therapy for patients with mCRC after first-line failure can often best be informed by identifying the current driver oncogenes specific to each individual’s cancer. Such an approach can provide a more nuanced selection of chemotherapy (CT) and biologic combinations in second- and subsequent lines, including guidance for switching or continuing with a particular CT or biologic agent.
So how can you implement this approach in your practice? Dr. Alfredo Falcone is joined by Drs. Sebastian Stintzing and Tianshu Liu to share insights.