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Among patients who discontinued enfortumab vedotin due to an ongoing response or toxicity, 57% were treatment-free and alive 1 year later.

Examining Discontinuation Outcomes of EV in Metastatic Urothelial Carcinoma

ByJoy Li, MD
March 13th 2026

Among patients who discontinued enfortumab vedotin due to an ongoing response or toxicity, 57% were treatment-free and alive 1 year later.

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