Gregoireleon
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23-11-2018 05:21:44
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Novel treatment options for BCG naïve nonmuscle-invasive #BladderCancer: immune priming and immune checkpoint inhibitors. #LibraryResource Rashid K. Sayyid University of Toronto and Zach Klaassen Georgia Cancer Center discuss the current state of the evidence for ongoing trials > bit.ly/48gtwsA
Phenomenal vision & talk by Elizabeth Plimack MD on bladder preservation only with systemic Tx: we are not there yet, but heading rapidly! Need biomarkers (imaging & molecular)! @MattGalsky Andrea Necchi Robert Huddart💙 ESMO - Eur. Oncology OncoAlert #ESMO23 Shilpa Gupta Tian Zhang, MD, MHS, FASCO (@tiansterzhangmd.bsky) Yüksel Ürün
Excellent summary of currently available intravenous and intravesical treatment options for BCG-unresponsive NMIBC by Dr. Joost Boormans UroToday.com #ESMO23
#ESMO23 Constance Thibault presenting the Phase1/2 NEMIO trial ddMVAC-Durva vs. ddMVAC-Durva/Treme ➡️48% CRR ➡️safety profile ✅ Let's wait for longer FU
Articles in Press: The Impact of Delayed Radical Prostatectomy on Recurrence Outcomes After Initial Active Surveillance: Results from a Large Institutional Cohort buff.ly/48g97TT Kevin Shee, MD, PhD SamWashUro Hao Nguyen Matt Cooperberg Carroll, Peter #UroSoMe #Medtwitter
Patients with very high-risk #NMIBC receiving adequate #BCG therapy show better outcomes than predicted by EAU risk classification in this retrospective multi center cohort 👉lnkd.in/dffDCqc8 European Urology UroToday.com Juan Gómez Rivas Benjamin Pradere Laura S. Mertens EAU Young Academics
New ESMO - Eur. Oncology guidlines for advanced bladder cancer Annals of Oncology. Enforumab Vedotin & pembro is the new standard of care. Platinum therapy is now 2nd line and eligibility less relevant. Gem/cis/nivo or maintenance avelumab for pts where EVP not available annalsofoncology.org/article/S0923-…
Long term results Oligopelvis study European Urology Congrats Supiot Stéphane GETUG 🔆Median FU = 6.1 yr 🔆N=67 🔆Rates of grade 2+ toxicities among patients without progression at 5 yr was 4% for GU toxicities, and 4% for GI, respectively. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…