Imaging-Guided Systemic Therapy Decisions

After molecular imaging, treatment changes were determined by assessing treatment modifications before and after SSTR-directed imaging. Change in existing CTx regimen or initiation of novel CTx, PRRT, or TKI was subsumed as systemic treatment, whereas active surveillance or RTx was classified as nonsystemic therapy.

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Serfling S.E., Hartrampf P.E., Zhi Y., Higuchi T., Kosmala A., Serfling J., Schirbel A., Hörning A., Buck A.K., Weich A, & Werner R.A. (2023). Somatostatin Receptor-Directed PET/CT for Therapeutic Decision-Making and Disease Control in Patients Affected With Small Cell Lung Cancer. Clinical Nuclear Medicine, 48(4), 309-314.

Publication 2023

Regimen Sstr Therapy

Corresponding Organization : Johns Hopkins University

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Variable analysis

independent variables

SSTR-directed imaging

dependent variables

Treatment modifications
Change in existing CTx regimen
Initiation of novel CTx
Initiation of PRRT
Initiation of TKI
Active surveillance

control variables

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