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What adjuvant treatment would you use for a cisplatin ineligible, node positive, upper tract urothelial cancer patient after radical nephroureterectomy?

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Medical Oncology · Hematology-Oncology Associates of Fredericksburg, Inc.

Based on the recent POUT trial, there is no benefit in substituting cisplatin with carboplatin. In fact, node positive patients tended to do worse even with chemotherapy. I routinely consider adjuvant IO trials for these patients like AMBASSADOR. If patient is not able to participate in trials, it m...

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