Looking for Abstract #10 from Multi Disciplinary Meeting in Chicago - Alectinib - 1266896

Hi b daddy,

I'm not finding anything on Dr. Inhoe through the Grace search but we do have posts on the subject of alectinib. I'm going to ask Craig to comment. He's a layperson who has has nsclc with a ROS1 mutation and with as good a knowledge of what's going on with ALK/ROS1 treatments as anyone. Not only all that but he's very active in social media driven to help.

The first 2 results may have new information on alectinib, http://cancergrace.org/search-results?q=Alectinib

All best,
Janine

I am not able to locate any such material either.

Often at conference like that details (presentation videos or images of poster displays) are available for attendees to refer to subsequently (and sometimes to fully paid members of the org hosting the event), though they can take weeks to appear online. I only attend the annual ASCO presentation and am not a member of ASCO, so I don't have access to this event's materials. I cannot even locate a reference of a Dr. Inhoe as doing research on alectinib. Are you sure that is the name you're looking for? If that is the speaker, you can probably try to contact him/her directly and ask for a copy of his/her presentation.

Best hopes,

Craig
in PA

I don't see a publicly available abstract. I attended the meeting, and it was really just a rehash of data already presented and/or published elsewhere, just now with a few larger numbers and more followup. But the findings and conclusions are really exactly what we've seen for more than a year.

-Dr. West

bdaddy,

FYI - I assume you mean the Akira Inoue at this med school in Japan:
http://www.rm.med.tohoku.ac.jp/english/class03.html

but I cannot guess his email address, not unless you get lucky guessing something like
inoue@rm.med.tohoku.ac.jp or
ainoue@rm.med.tohoku.ac.jp or
a.inoue@rm.med.tohoku.ac.jp

Best hopes,

Craig