Opinion|Videos|July 12, 2024
Navigating Neoadjuvant and Perioperative Treatment Strategies in Early Stage NSCLC
The panel discusses a variety of clinical trials and the impact on patient treatment in early stage NSCLC.
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- How do you select patients with potentially resectable stage III NSCLC for neoadjuvant vs perioperative therapy?
- How do you navigate/translate these data to inform your treatment decisions?
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