Tom 10, Supl. F (2024)
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Eksport do Mediów Społecznościowych

Eksport do Mediów Społecznościowych

Długotrwała odpowiedź na chemioimmunoterapię u pacjenta w podeszłym wieku z rozpoznaniem zaawansowanego drobnokomórkowego raka płuca

Szymon A. Borowiec1

Streszczenie

Drobnokomórkowy rak płuca jest chorobą o złym rokowaniu. W ostatnich latach wskutek wprowadzenia immunoterapii dokonał się przełom w leczeniu systemowym chorych z rozległą postacią choroby. Durwalumab jest lekiem z grupy inhibitorów punktów kontrolnych (ICIs, immune checkpoint inhibitors), który w skojarzeniu z chemioterapią poprawia rokowanie w tej grupie chorych. 

W niniejszej pracy opisano przypadek chorego w podeszłym wieku, u którego dzięki zastosowaniu chemioimmunoterapii osiągnięto długotrwałą remisję choroby przy bardzo dobrej tolerancji leczenia. 

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