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For our Mandarin speaking community, Jenny J. Li, MD, Hematology/Oncology Fellow at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester MN, offers translated updates to our...

For our Mandarin speaking community, Jenny J. Li, MD, Hematology/Oncology Fellow at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester MN, offers translated updates to our...

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From the Grace Archives | Originally Published April 9, 2010 | By Dr West | 2 Comments We talk a lot here about the strength of the evidence and the...
From the Grace Archives | Originally Published April 9, 2010 | By Dr West | 2 Comments We talk a lot here about the strength of the evidence and the...
From the Grace Archives | Originally Published April 9, 2010 | By Dr West | 2 Comments We talk a lot here about the strength of the evidence and the...
From the Grace Archives | Originally Published April 9, 2010 | By Dr West | 2 Comments We talk a lot here about the strength of the evidence and the...
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Join the Global Resource for Advancing Cancer Education for 3 LiveOnline panel discussions covering updates on Immunotherapy and Combination...
Join the Global Resource for Advancing Cancer Education for 3 LiveOnline panel discussions covering updates on Immunotherapy and Combination...
Join the Global Resource for Advancing Cancer Education for 3 LiveOnline panel discussions covering updates on Immunotherapy and Combination...
Join the Global Resource for Advancing Cancer Education for 3 LiveOnline panel discussions covering updates on Immunotherapy and Combination...
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T790M is…
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T790M and insertion
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Osimertinib best after Afatinib ? (with no result from liquid biopsies)

Discussion Topic

My mum (73years,IVstage,small meta in lymph nodes,EGFR+,exon18,G719X), was for 21 months on 1st line Afatinib (first 40% reduction, last three months with slow progression), after that she was on pemetrexed monotherapy for 3 months with quite significant progression (30%). Since finishing on Afatinib 3 liquid biopsies for T790M have been done with no outcome - not even the original mutation showed. Tissue biopsy would be problematic.

Osimertinib (Tagrisso) with dexamethasone

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Is anyone on Tagrisso (osimertinib) taking or took dexamethasone? I want to start my mum on osimertinib, but she is taking dexamethasone for brain lesion edema. I learned there might be interaction between these two : dexamethasone may reduce the blood levels of osimertinib, which may make the medication less effective in some cases. Does anyone have any experience or recommendations and did you have good response from Tagrisso while on dexamethasone?

Adenocarcinoma in Situ or Ground Glass Opacity Nodules

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March 26, 2018 at 8:36 pm #1294136

onthemark
I’ve got two stable ground glass small lesions (one 5 mm and another faint one 5x9mm) in my right lung and have been reading about other people’s experiences with them on the web.

On a different forum it is often stated that these lesions rarely grow large, but I thought it was the case that they can grow large but are not called AIS when they grow to larger than 3 cm so it is only a question of definition rather than related to the natural life history of these lesions.

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