Role of Histology and Data in Selecting Optimal Therapy in nccRCC
Medical experts explore how non–clear cell RCC histology impacts treatment selection, addressing challenges with less common subtypes vs more frequent ones, and discuss how clinical data and experience inform treatment sequencing and shared decision-making.
EP: 1.Overview of RCC: Clear-Cell and Non–clear Cell
EP: 2.Challenges in Treating RCC From Community and Academic Settings
EP: 3.Non–clear Cell RCC: First-Line Treatment Options and Guideline Updates (insert the slide for case in this segment)
EP: 4.KEYNOTE-B61: Clinical Implications of Efficacy and Safety Data in Practice
EP: 5.nccRCC: Alternative Therapies
EP: 6.Role of Histology and Data in Selecting Optimal Therapy in nccRCC
Video content above is prompted by the following:
- How does the histology of nccRCC affect treatment selection?
What challenges are often faced when treating a patient with a less frequent subtype (collecting duct, renal medullary) vs.vs a more frequent subtype (papillary, chromophobe)?
- How do you utilize both clinical data and experience in your approach to treatment sequencing?
How do you facilitate shared discussion decision-making in treatment selection?
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