Have a tumor of the salivary glands or pancreas and be offered licensed therapy for bladder cancers.
If the approach may surprise at first glance, it is increasingly widespread for the management of certain oncological patients.
A French study, presented at the World Cancer Congress organized by the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO), provides new arguments in favor of a “pan-tumor” approach.
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The Ragnar trial evaluated a targeted therapy, erdafitinib, in the treatment of more than twenty different types of cancer.
This molecule is available in France for the treatment of certain metastatic and/or inoperable bladder cancers.
“This treatment targets a molecular particularity present in certain urothelial carcinomas, a mutation or the fusion of the FGFR 2 and 3 genes. However, these anomalies are found in around twenty different tumor types, with variable frequencies”,
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