Changes in the Mean Intrahepatic Target Computed Tomography Attenuation Value During Treatment May be a Useful New Predictor of the Post-progression Survival Associated with Lenvatinib Treatment
Conclusion A rate of decrease in attenuation ≥40% may reflect a good response of a highly malignant tumor to lenvatinib. Therefore, this value may have utility as a surrogate marker for estimating the oncological aggressiveness of tumors and their associated prognosis.PMID:34511564 | DOI:10.2169/internalmedicine.7589-21
Source: Internal Medicine - Category: Internal Medicine Authors: Nozomu Muraishi Yusuke Kawamura Masahiro Kobayashi Junichi Shindoh Yuta Kobayashi Satoshi Okubo Soichi Iritani Shunichiro Fujiyama Tetsuya Hosaka Satoshi Saitoh Hitomi Sezaki Norio Akuta Fumitaka Suzuki Yoshiyuki Suzuki Kenji Ikeda Yasuji Arase Masaji Has Source Type: research
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