Opinion|Videos|August 8, 2024 (Updated: July 23, 2024)
Managing ILD and Pneumonitis Risk From ADCs
Vijayakrishna Gadi, MD, PhD, discusses the risk of ILD and pneumonitis from ADCs.
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- What are the most common toxicities associated with ADCs? Which are most concerning for physicians? For patients?
- What toxicities are of greatest concern for patients withgynecologic, GI, Lung ,and GU cancers?
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