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    Crizotinib-resistant crizotinib-resistance patients with MET-amplified brain metastases from lung cancer

    • Last Update: 2022-08-20
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    *For medical professional reading reference only

    The treatment journey of a patient with EGFR mutation






    EGFR mutation is the most common type of mutation in Chinese non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) patients, present in about half of the patients



    Therefore, the patient was switched to the fourth-line treatment of osimertinib + savatinib



    The treatment process of this case once again confirms the long-term survival benefit of osimertinib + sevolitinib for MET-amplified NSCLC patients with EGFR-TKI resistance, and switching to sevor for crizotinib resistance Tini provides a reference




    MET amplification is an important mechanism of acquired resistance to EGFR-TKIs




    In the above case, the patient received first- and third-generation EGFR-TKI treatment successively.


    Combined with clinical research data and the efficacy of real-world cases, it can be seen that MET-TKI has great potential for the treatment of MET amplification resistance
    .

    In the future, with the continuous enrichment of evidence-based medical evidence, MET-TKI is expected to benefit more lung cancer patients
    .


    Brief Introduction of Case Review Expert Prof.
    Ren Xiubao

    Director of the Department of Biotherapy Oncology, Tianjin Cancer Hospital, Doctoral Supervisor, Chief Physician, Doctor of Medicine

    Director of Biotechnology Research Office, Tianjin Cancer Institute

    Vice-Chairman and Secretary-General of the Professional Committee for Clinical Application of Medical Biotechnology, China Medical Biotechnology Association

    Member of the Standing Committee of the Cancer Biotherapy Professional Committee of the Chinese Anti-Cancer Association

    Director of Tianjin Anti-Cancer Association

    Director of the 6th Council of the Chinese Society for Immunology

    Member of the 2nd China Expert Group on Human Genetic Resources Management

    Member of Standing Committee of Lung Cancer Professional Committee of Tianjin Anti-Cancer Association

    Member of the Standing Committee of the Professional Committee of Cancer Rehabilitation and Palliative Care of Tianjin Anti-Cancer Association

    Member of Tissue Engineering Professional Committee of Tianjin Biomedical Engineering Society

    Deputy Director of Tianjin Lung Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment Center

    Member of the Oncology Credit Evaluation Committee of Tianjin Medical University


    Cases provide expert briefings

    Professor Zhang Weihong

    Department of Biotherapy, Tianjin Medical University Cancer Hospital

    Vice Chairman of Tianjin Anti-Cancer Association Melanoma Professional Committee

    Member of the Clinical Application Professional Committee of China Medical Biotechnology Association

    Member of the Youth Committee of Cancer Chemotherapy Professional of China Medical Education Association

    Danna-FarberCancer Institute

    Moffitt Cancer Center


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