Would you offer adjuvant abemaciclib to node-positive patients with low ER expression?
For instance, ER/PR >1% but <10% and Ki67 >50%
Answer from: Medical Oncologist at Academic Institution
This tumor is likely biologically similar to a triple negative tumor, thus it is not surprising that it has a high Ki67. More information is really needed on if/what neoadjuvant therapy this patient received to better answer this question.Although both KEYNOTE-522 and monarchE use the ASCO-CAP guide...
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Medical Oncologist at Harvard Medical School I fully agree--I would consider this patient a can...
Medical Oncologist at NYU Winthrop Hospital KEYNOTE-522 - Only in triple negative patients.
I...
Answer from: Medical Oncologist at Community Practice
The monarchE trial enrolled patients with ER or PR positive tumors by IHC according to ASCO 2010 guidelines. Based on those, this patient would qualify as HR+, node positive with a Ki67 >20%, and would consider offering adjuvant abemaciclib.
I fully agree--I would consider this patient a can...
KEYNOTE-522 - Only in triple negative patients. I...