ctDNA Increase May Predict Regorafenib Response in Advanced CRC

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Conference|American Association for Cancer Research Annual Meeting (AACR)

In this video, Pashalina Kehagias discusses how an early increase in ctDNA may predict a poor response to regorafenib in advanced CRC.

In this video, Pashalina Kehagias discusses how an early increase in ctDNA may predict a poor response to regorafenib in advanced CRC.

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