Publications by authors named "C Cardone"

Background: Advances in precision oncology led to approval of tumour-agnostic molecularly guided treatment options (MGTOs). The minimum requirements for claiming tumour-agnostic potential remain elusive.

Methods: The European Society for Medical Oncology (ESMO) Precision Medicine Working Group (PMWG) coordinated a project to optimise tumour-agnostic drug development.

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  • - A patient with metastatic colorectal cancer (mCRC) that had a BRAF mutation showed signs of an acquired 'NeoBRAF wild-type' state, indicating a change in the cancer's genetic profile over time.
  • - The patient's treatment involved a combination of surgery, systemic therapy, and targeted therapy, leading to impressive clinical results.
  • - Liquid biopsy, which tracks cancer changes over time, is not commonly used for newly diagnosed RAS and BRAF mutant mCRC patients in standard clinical practice.
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Background: CAVE is a single arm, Phase 2 trial, that demonstrated anti-tumor activity of cetuximab rechallenge plus avelumab in patients with RAS wild type (wt) metastatic colorectal cancer (mCRC).

Objective: We conducted a post hoc analysis to identify potential radiomic biomarkers for patients with CRC liver metastasis (LM).

Patients And Methods: Patients with LM that could be measured by enhanced contrast phase computed tomography (CT) imaging at baseline and at first response evaluation were included.

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Objective: The aim of this study was the evaluation radiomics analysis efficacy performed using computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging in the prediction of colorectal liver metastases patterns linked to patient prognosis: tumor growth front; grade; tumor budding; mucinous type. Moreover, the prediction of liver recurrence was also evaluated.

Methods: The retrospective study included an internal and validation dataset; the first was composed by 119 liver metastases from 49 patients while the second consisted to 28 patients with single lesion.

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