Experts discuss emerging patterns of progression with current frontline regimens for advanced renal cell carcinoma (RCC), differences between immunotherapy (IO)/IO and IO/tyrosine kinase inhibitor (TKI) combinations, and how these progression patterns impact prognosis and subsequent therapy selection, considering whether the patient received IO/IO or IO/TKI in the first line and the clinical factors influencing later-line treatment decisions.
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In your experience, what patterns of progression are emerging with current frontline regimens for advanced RCC, and are there notable differences between IO/IO and IO/TKI combinations? How do these progression patterns—such as common sites of progression or timing—impact prognosis and influence your choice of subsequent therapy?
When a patient progresses on frontline therapy, how do you approach treatment selection in the later-line setting?
Does your choice differ based on whether the patient received IO-IO or IO-TKI in the first line? What clinical and disease-specific factors most influence your decision?