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Which PARP inhibitor do you recommend for maintenance therapy in BRCA mutated ovarian cancer after primary chemotherapy and why?
Does germline vs somatic BRCA mutation affect your decision?
Answer from: at Community Practice
Given the abundance of both efficacy and safety data available for Olaparib in this setting, I use Olaparib for maintenance therapy in BRCA+ ovarian cancer patients after primary chemotherapy. The 5-year PFS data from SOLO-1, confirming sustained benefit beyond the end of treatment, further sp...
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Answer from: at Academic Institution
Either olaparib or niraparib. I most commonly start with olaparib, as this has the most favorable toxicity profile. If not tolerated even after dose adjustments, I would consider switching to niraparib.
Answer from: at Academic Institution
Use the one you are comfortable using. They are otherwise equally as efficacious.