
Opinion|Videos|November 4, 2024
Managing Capivasertib Side Effects: Strategies for Educating, Monitoring, and Addressing Rash and Hyperglycemia
Panelists discuss their approach to monitoring and managing hyperglycemia in patients receiving capivasertib and providing education about it, including when to involve endocrinology and how management strategies may differ for patients with preexisting diabetes.
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Video content above is prompted by the following:
1. All faculty: What is your approach to monitoring and managing hyperglycemia and providing education about it?
- When would you involve endocrinology?
- How might this change if a patient has preexisting diabetes?
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