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Expert Opinion / Cases · July 03, 2014

Fourth Line Option for Stage 4 Patient Needed....

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Heather R Greene MSN, FNP, AOCNP

 

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  • Sylvia Richey MD

    Sylvia  Richey MD

    Jul 03, 2014

    Interesting case - and, all considered, the patient seems to be doing well. According to NCCN guidelines, treatment options after TKI failure include everolimus, axitinib, both category 1 recommendations, and sorafenib (category 2A) or bevacizumab or temserolimus (category 2B). Maybe axitinib?

  • adolfo salinas

    Aug 06, 2014

    Excellent Work

  • Satyanarayan Nandi

    Nov 16, 2014

    For a patient with somewhat similar case history, after right radical necherectomy,  suninib as a 1st line worked for 20 months, pazopnib as a 2nd line worked for 20 months. The patient has responded to axitinib on a 3rd line with a scan coming up.
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