
Opinion|Videos|July 17, 2024
Factors Driving 3L Therapeutic Selection for mCRC
Key opinion leaders explore treatment selection for third-line metastatic colorectal cancer patients, examining factors influencing therapy choice with particular focus on comparing fruquintinib to TAS-102 (with or without bevacizumab).
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- Dr Marshall to Panel:Please outline your approach to treatment selection for patients with mCRC in the 3L setting and discuss factors influencing your choice of therapy.
- Dr Cohen: In which patients would you consider fruquintinib versus TAS-102 ± bevacizumab?
- Dr Marshall: For which patients would you deviate from this approach and why you might make this decision?
- Dr Cohen: In which patients would you consider fruquintinib versus TAS-102 ± bevacizumab?
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