“…Radiation therapy, radiofrequency ablation, and ethanol ablation can be used for patients who do not wish to pursue systemic treatment and who have relatively indolent disease. 4,5 The slow growth rate of many differentiated thyroid carcinomas makes clinical trials difficult because of the time required to assess for response. Basket trials, which assign patients to specific drugs on the basis of molecular alterations, provide a promising approach to identifying patients most likely to benefit from a specific drug, but lack clear data for a specific subtype of cancer such as differentiated thyroid cancers.…”
Bruce, Glazer, and Kimple discuss advances in the management of advanced thyroid carcinoma and the role of surgery and radiation to provide context to the review by Yun and Cohen focused on systemic therapy.
“…Radiation therapy, radiofrequency ablation, and ethanol ablation can be used for patients who do not wish to pursue systemic treatment and who have relatively indolent disease. 4,5 The slow growth rate of many differentiated thyroid carcinomas makes clinical trials difficult because of the time required to assess for response. Basket trials, which assign patients to specific drugs on the basis of molecular alterations, provide a promising approach to identifying patients most likely to benefit from a specific drug, but lack clear data for a specific subtype of cancer such as differentiated thyroid cancers.…”
Bruce, Glazer, and Kimple discuss advances in the management of advanced thyroid carcinoma and the role of surgery and radiation to provide context to the review by Yun and Cohen focused on systemic therapy.
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