L858R Mutation- An Overview of Retrospective Cohort Study in Advanced NSCLC Patients

Speciality: Oncology


Speaker:

Dr. Viraj Nevrekar | MD General Medicine [AIIMS, Delhi], DM Medical Oncology, MBBS, AIIMS, Delhi

Description:

Welcome to this insightful presentation by Dr. Viraj Nevrekar, a renowned expert in oncology, as he delves into the critical role of the L858R mutation in advanced non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) patients. In this retrospective cohort study analysis, Dr. Nevrekar meticulously examines the clinical implications, treatment outcomes, and survival trends associated with this specific EGFR mutation. His discussion bridges cutting-edge research with real-world data, offering valuable perspectives for clinicians and researchers aiming to optimize therapeutic strategies for NSCLC patients harboring the L858R variant.

Dr. Nevrekar’s presentation highlights key findings from the cohort study, including response rates to targeted therapies, comparative efficacy of EGFR inhibitors, and prognostic factors influencing patient survival. He emphasizes the importance of mutation-specific treatment approaches and explores emerging challenges in managing resistance mechanisms. By integrating case studies and statistical analyses, he provides a comprehensive overview that underscores the necessity of personalized medicine in improving outcomes for this patient subgroup.

As the session concludes, Dr. Nevrekar leaves the audience with actionable insights and a call to prioritize molecular profiling in routine clinical practice. Thank you for joining this informative exploration of the L858R mutation in advanced NSCLC. To gain a deeper understanding of these findings and their practical applications, we encourage you to watch the full video. Stay tuned for more expert-led discussions on evolving paradigms in oncology research and patient care.



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