Author(s): Fernandes, M. G. O. ; Vilariça, A. S. ; Fernandes, B. ; Camacho, C. ; Saraiva, C. ; Estevinho, F. ; Bastos, H. Novais e ; Lopes, J. M. ; Fidalgo, P. ; Garrido, P. ; Alves, S. ; Silva, S. ; Sequeira, T. ; Barata, F.
Date: 2024
Persistent ID: http://hdl.handle.net/10400.1/26447
Origin: Sapientia - Universidade do Algarve
Subject(s): Of American Pathologists; Testing Guideline; Acquire resistance; Clinical Oncology; EGFR mutation; Association; College; Selection; NSCLC; ALK
The management of NSCLC remains challenging, and the integration of data from predictive biomarkers in routine clinical practice can contribute to an optimal, individualized patient approach, particularly given the rapid emergence of effective targeted therapies. When considering molecular biomarker testing, the choice of the biomarker panel, target population, testing approach, and turnaround time are key issues that, when properly addressed, can improve the survival outcomes of NSCLC patients.
