PREcision meDICine Thoracic (PREDICT)

Debora S Bruno1, Matthew M Mirsky2, Andrea L Donner3

  • 1City of Hope Cancer Center, Atlanta, GA.

Chest
|September 5, 2025
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まとめ

ステージ4の非小細胞肺がん (NSCLC) の精密医療サービスは,次世代配列化 (NGS) 率を大幅に増加させ,より実行可能なゲノム変異 (AGAs) を特定しました. このイニシアチブにより 治療期間が短縮され 標的治療の利用が増加し 患者の治療結果が優れていることが示されました

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