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Gynecologic Oncology
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Medical Oncology
Do you have a maximal limit to the number of pegylated doxorubicin cycles you will prescribe a patient for recurrent endometrial cancer?
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Are there patient populations in whom you would consider using both induction chemotherapy and maintenance pembrolizumab for a patient with locally advanced cervical cancer?
In patients treated with the KEYNOTE A-18 regimen who later recur, would you rechallenge with immunotherapy again?
Between KEYNOTE A-18 and INTERLACE, for which patients would you recommend using one protocol over another?
What are your top takeaways in Gyn Cancers from ESMO 2025?
In a patient with stage IVB HER2 3+ high-grade serous endometrial cancer who had disease confined to a polyp and "microscopic" omental metastases, how long would you continue maintenance trastuzumab after chemotherapy?
Do you have concerns about the validity of the INTERLACE data, considering the long study recruitment period (10 years) and evolution of radiation techniques that have occurred during that time frame?
How do you counsel patients about prognosis with FIGO 2018 IIIC cervix cancer managed in the new era of chemoradiation plus immunotherapy?
What strategies do you find helpful in advanced care planning with patients/families who are very "miracle" centered?
When utilizing KN-A18 protocol, how do you best address symptoms of colitis/cystitis?
In general, how do you manage patients with early-stage endometrioid endometrial cancer who have concomitant POLE and TP53 mutations?