GALAXY Study: ctDNA-Based MRD Monitoring in Resected CRC

Panelists discuss how the GALAXY study data demonstrate the effectiveness of circulating tumor DNA (ctDNA)–based minimal residual disease (MRD) monitoring in patients with resected colorectal cancer (CRC), potentially improving postsurgical care and outcomes.

EP: 1.Colorectal Cancer: Rising Prevalence and the Promise of ctDNA

EP: 2.ctDNA in CRC Management: Evolving Approaches for Personalized Care

EP: 3.MRD Detection in CRC: Guiding Postsurgical Treatment Decisions and Monitoring

EP: 4.MRD Testing in CRC: Optimizing Chemo-Sparing Strategies and Residual Disease Control

EP: 5.DYNAMIC: ctDNA-Guided Therapy on Adjuvant Chemotherapy Decisions in Stage II Colon Cancer

EP: 6.ctDNA Insights From INTERCEPT, BESPOKE, COSMOS-CRC-01, and GALAXY Studies

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EP: 7.GALAXY Study: ctDNA-Based MRD Monitoring in Resected CRC

EP: 8.GALAXY Study Results: ctDNA Status Predicts Outcomes and Treatment Benefit in CRC

EP: 9.Treatment Strategies in ctDNA-Positive CRC

EP: 10.GALAXY 24-Month Data from ESMO 2024: MRD Status and ctDNA Clearance Key in CRC

EP: 11.CLM in GALAXY: MRD Predicts Adjuvant Therapy Benefit and Prognosis

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