Progression-free survival with first line treatment as prognostic factor of treatment success in subsequent lines in lung adenocarcinoma patients – who´s the „good responder“?

K. Brat (Brno, Czech Republic), J. Skrickova (Brno, Czech Republic), M. Bratova (Brno, Czech Republic), M. Barinova (Brno, Czech Republic), K. Hurdalkova (Brno, Czech Republic), M. Pesek (Pilsen, Czech Republic), M. Svaton (Pilsen, Czech Republic), L. Havel (Prague, Czech Republic), L. Koubkova (Prague, Czech Republic), M. Hrnciarik (Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic), J. Krejci (Prague, Czech Republic), J. Kultan (Olomouc, Czech Republic), O. Fischer (Olomouc, Czech Republic), M. Zemanova (Prague, Czech Republic), M. Cernovska (Prague, Czech Republic), M. Safanda (Prague, Czech Republic), H. Coupkova (Brno, Czech Republic), T. Tuzova (Jihlava, Czech Republic), D. Dolezal (Usti nad Labem, Czech Republic)

Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Therapy of lung cancer
Session: Therapy of lung cancer
Session type: E-poster
Number: 2306

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K. Brat (Brno, Czech Republic), J. Skrickova (Brno, Czech Republic), M. Bratova (Brno, Czech Republic), M. Barinova (Brno, Czech Republic), K. Hurdalkova (Brno, Czech Republic), M. Pesek (Pilsen, Czech Republic), M. Svaton (Pilsen, Czech Republic), L. Havel (Prague, Czech Republic), L. Koubkova (Prague, Czech Republic), M. Hrnciarik (Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic), J. Krejci (Prague, Czech Republic), J. Kultan (Olomouc, Czech Republic), O. Fischer (Olomouc, Czech Republic), M. Zemanova (Prague, Czech Republic), M. Cernovska (Prague, Czech Republic), M. Safanda (Prague, Czech Republic), H. Coupkova (Brno, Czech Republic), T. Tuzova (Jihlava, Czech Republic), D. Dolezal (Usti nad Labem, Czech Republic). Progression-free survival with first line treatment as prognostic factor of treatment success in subsequent lines in lung adenocarcinoma patients – who´s the „good responder“?. 2306

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