Rounds with the Investigators 2012 | Breast Cancer
QUESTION: What do you do with a woman in her late eighties or nineties, very vigorous, with a HER2-positive tumor? This is coming up fairly frequently.
DR HAROLD BURSTEIN: With regard to the 90-year-old, I would treat her very gently, and maybe a little touch of paclitaxel/trastuzumab, as we’ve talked about for some of our other low-risk patients, and see how she does.
DR SARA HURVITZ: Would you use vinorelbine?
DR BURSTEIN: I could. Sure.
DR LOVE: Is there an age limit to your T-DM1 adjuvant trial coming up?
These audio proceedings from an Independent Satellite Symposium held at the 2012 ASCO Annual meeting offer the perspectives of 5 renowned international clinical investigators on a number of controversial management and research issues.
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In these audio proceedings from a symposium held in conjunction with the Oncology Nursing Society's 2012 Annual Congress, the invited oncology nursing professionals participating as part of our faculty panel present actual patient cases from their practices, setting the stage for faculty discussion of optimal therapeutic and supportive care strategies in multiple myeloma.
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Davies FE et al. Are there benefits to long-term bisphosphonate treatment in multiple myeloma (MM)? Insights from temporal analyses of zoledronic acid (ZOL) versus clodronate (CLO) in the MRC Myeloma IX trial. Proc ASCO 2011;Abstract 8011.
Using a fast-moving and conversational approach devoid of didactic presentations, this webcast series was designed to profile the people, papers and concepts that are shaping current clinical decision-making in a number of important cancer types. Each archived episode features 2 expert faculty members reviewing recent data, discussing challenging cases and responding to audience questions.
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National Patterns of Care Study of Clinical Investigators and Practicing Oncologists
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