Potential Adverse Events With Targeted Therapies

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The panel of pediatric low-grade glioma (pLGG) experts delves into the potential adverse events associated with targeted therapies, outlining common reactions and their severity, while also sharing their strategies and best practices for toxicity management.

EP: 1.Overview of pLGG presentation and categorization

EP: 2.Molecular Characterization of pLGG

EP: 3.Less Common Molecular Alterations in pLGG and Testing Recommendations

EP: 4.Standard of care for frontline treatment of non-V600E-specific pLGG tumors

EP: 5.Ongoing clinical trials for frontline treatment of non-V600E-specific pLGG tumors

EP: 6.Current Treatment of Patients with NF1 pLGG

EP: 7.Standard of Care Pptions Specific for Frontline Treatment of BRAF V600E-Mutated pLGG

EP: 8.Treatment Considerations for Progressive pLGG

EP: 9.Radiation and Targeted Therapies for Progressive pLGG

EP: 10.The Role of Tovorafenib in Treatment of Progressive pLGG

EP: 11.Clinical Trials to Increase Treatment Options in the Progressive Setting

EP: 12.Clinical scenario 1 - BRAFKIAA-1549 fusion

EP: 13.Alternatives and Considerations for Clinical Scenario 1

EP: 14.Clinical Scenario 2 - BRAFV600E

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EP: 15.Potential Adverse Events With Targeted Therapies

EP: 16.Clinical Insights: Looking Forward for pLGG

What are some of the common AEs seen in this patient population across the various treatment options (chemotherapy, radiation therapy, targeted therapy)?
1. Briefly describe your approach to toxicity management throughout the duration of therapy, including monitoring or treatment modification strategies