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Jul 2024
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Episode 107: Colorectal Cancer Series, P...

Rouleaux University Medical Center
About this episode

This week, we continue our discussion of colorectal cancer, turning our attention to metastatic disease, specifically for cancers without targetable mutations. If you have not done already, we highly recommend you check out episode 104 for our GI oncology pharmacology discussion!

Contents:

- What information do we need when we approach a new patient with metastatic colorectal cancer?

- How did we get to our current treatment paradigm?

- Is there a role for maintenance 5-FU?

- What is the role of EGFR-inhibitor bevacizumab?

- Why does mutational analysis matter?

- Why does sidedness of the tumor matter?

- Is there a role for treatment holidays?

- What do we do at the time of disease progression?

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