Experts discuss key factors influencing decision-making when patients with advanced gastrointestinal stromal tumors (GIST) progress on imatinib, reviewing standard second-line options, considerations for increasing imatinib dosing vs switching to a different tyrosine kinase inhibitor (TKI), and clinical or radiographic patterns that guide therapy changes or dose escalation at progression.
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With imatinib as our established first-line therapy for advanced GIST, what key factors influence your decision-making when patients progress? What are our standard second-line options, and what factors influence this treatment selection?
What specific clinical or molecular factors would lead you to consider increasing imatinib dosing rather than switching to a different TKI?
What specific clinical or radiographic patterns at the time of progression signal would definitively guide you to switch therapies vs dose escalation?