Opinion|Videos|July 4, 2024
Describing the Value of ctDNA in Clinical Practice
The key opinion leaders share their approaches for communicating about circulating tumor DNA and minimal residual disease to patients, emphasizing the significance of ctDNA testing in detecting MRD.
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Episodes in this series
- Mackenzie Phillips: How do you describe ctDNA and MRD to patients?
- Jing Yi: Why do you think it’s important to do ctDNA testing for MRD?
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