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ASCO: Etirinotecan pegol prolongs life for women with brain, liver mets of breast cancer


 

AT THE 2015 ASCO ANNUAL MEETING

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The rate of grade 3 or worse toxicity was lower with etirinotecan pegol than with physician’s choice (48% vs. 63%). The former was associated with a higher rate of diarrhea, whereas the latter was associated with higher rates of neutropenia and peripheral neuropathy.

Patients in the etirinotecan pegol group had a more favorable change from baseline in global health status and in physical functioning, reported Dr. Perez.

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