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Are plans to do a similar type of trial in patients with metastatic triple negative breast cancer
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How Tissue and Liquid Biopsies Are Used in Metastatic Breast Cancer Treatment - 2022-2023
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- 1 Intro
- 2 What is a metastatic biopsy
- 3 Challenges
- 4 Questions
- 5 How do we test ER PR HER2
- 6 When to do a liquid biopsy vs a tissue biopsy
- 7 Can you take old tissue biopsies and retest
- 8 Is there a reason why microsatellite status and tumor fraction might not be determined
- 9 Tell us what you mean by DNA being cleared
- 10 When is the best time to get an ESR1 test
- 11 ESR1 status is dynamic
- 12 Can ESR1 go away
- 13 Is Neurontin prescribed clinically
- 14 Are clinical trials underway
- 15 Can CT tests capture tumor material from brain metastases
- 16 Can CT tests capture tumor material from cerebrospinal fluid
- 17 Are plans to do a similar type of trial in patients with metastatic triple negative breast cancer
- 18 Is it more or less important to get a CTDNA test in the setting of lobular cancer
- 19 Can you tell us more about the CTDNA program