Lung Cancer Targets and Therapy,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
Volume 15, С. 87 - 114
Опубликована: Июнь 1, 2024
Abstract:
The
year
2024
is
the
20
th
anniversary
of
discovery
activating
epidermal
growth
factor
receptor
(
EGFR
)
mutations
in
non-small
cell
lung
cancer
(NSCLC).
Since
then,
tremendous
advances
have
been
made
treatment
NSCLC
based
on
this
discovery.
Some
these
studies
led
to
seismic
changes
concept
oncology
research
and
spurred
beyond
NSCLC,
leading
a
current
true
era
precision
for
all
solid
tumors.
We
now
routinely
molecularly
profile
tumor
types
even
plasma
samples
patients
with
multiple
actionable
driver
mutations,
independent
patient
clinical
characteristics
nor
profiling
limited
advanced
incurable
stage.
are
increasingly
monitoring
responses
detecting
resistance
targeted
therapy
by
using
genotyping.
Furthermore,
we
early-stage
appropriate
adjuvant
an
eventual
potential
"cure"
EGFR+
which
societal
implication
implementing
screening
never-smokers
as
most
never-smokers.
All
were
unfathomable
2004
when
five
papers
that
described
"discoveries"
(del19,
L858R,
exon
insertions,
"uncommon"
mutations)
published.
To
commemorate
anniversary,
assembled
global
panel
thoracic
medical
experts
select
top
(publications
or
congress
presentation)
from
years
since
seminal
December
31,
2023
cutoff
date
inclusion
be
voted
on.
Papers
ranked
21
30
considered
"honorable
mention"
also
annotated.
Our
objective
their
annotations
about
impact
will
serve
"syllabus"
education
future
trainees.
Finally,
mentioned
practice-changing
trials
reported.
One
them,
LAURA
was
published
online
June
2,
not
included
list
but
surely
highly
if
consensus
survery
performed
again
25
anniversay
(i.e.
mutations).
Keywords:
expert
panel,
papers,
20th
Cancers,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
15(17), С. 4344 - 4344
Опубликована: Авг. 30, 2023
Lung
cancer
has
one
of
the
worst
morbidity
and
fatality
rates
any
malignant
tumour.
Most
lung
cancers
are
discovered
in
middle
late
stages
disease,
when
treatment
choices
limited,
patients’
survival
rate
is
low.
The
aim
screening
identification
malignancies
early
stage
more
options
for
effective
treatments
available,
to
improve
outcomes.
desire
efficacy
efficiency
clinical
care
continues
drive
multiple
innovations
into
practice
better
patient
management,
this
context,
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
plays
a
key
role.
AI
may
have
role
each
process
workflow.
First,
acquisition
low-dose
computed
tomography
programs,
AI-based
reconstruction
allows
further
dose
reduction,
while
still
maintaining
an
optimal
image
quality.
can
help
personalization
programs
through
risk
stratification
based
on
collection
analysis
huge
amount
imaging
data.
A
computer-aided
detection
(CAD)
system
provides
automatic
potential
nodules
with
high
sensitivity,
working
as
concurrent
or
second
reader
reducing
time
needed
interpretation.
Once
nodule
been
detected,
it
should
be
characterized
benign
malignant.
Two
approaches
available
perform
task:
first
represented
by
segmentation
consequent
assessment
lesion
size,
volume,
densitometric
features;
consists
first,
followed
radiomic
features
extraction
characterize
whole
abnormalities
providing
so-called
“virtual
biopsy”.
This
narrative
review
aims
provide
overview
all
possible
applications
screening.
Cancer Treatment Reviews,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
126, С. 102724 - 102724
Опубликована: Март 27, 2024
Non-small
cell
lung
cancer
(NSCLC)
stages
I-III
are
predominantly
treated
with
surgery
and
combination
immunotherapy
chemotherapy.
A
majority
of
these
studies
excluded
patients
EGFR
ALK
alterations.
There
several
completed
ongoing
trials
evaluating
neoadjuvant
treatment
EGFR-TKI
monotherapy,
therapy
chemotherapy,
immunotherapy.
Here,
we
review
clinical
discuss
current
trials'
potential
benefits,
challenges,
future
directions
in
the
field.
JAMA Network Open,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
8(1), С. e2454057 - e2454057
Опубликована: Янв. 15, 2025
Importance
Lung
cancer
in
individuals
who
have
never
smoked
(INS)
is
a
growing
global
concern,
with
rapidly
increasing
incidence
and
proportion
among
all
lung
cases.
Particularly
East
Asia,
opportunistic
screening
(LCS)
programs
targeting
INS
gained
popularity.
However,
the
sex-specific
outcomes
drawbacks
of
remain
unexplored,
data
predominantly
focused
on
women.
Objective
To
compare
LCS
between
Asian
women
men
no
smoking
history.
Design,
Setting,
Participants
This
multicenter
cohort
study
was
conducted
at
health
checkup
centers
South
Korea
from
2009
to
2021.
included
aged
50
80
years
history
underwent
low-dose
computed
tomography
(LDCT)
screening.
Data
were
retrospectively
analyzed
November
2023
June
2024.
Exposures
Opportunistic
LDCT
for
cancer.
Main
Outcomes
Measures
followed
up
until
December
2022
outcome
death.
diagnosis,
diagnostic
characteristics,
clinical
course,
cancer–specific
deaths
(LCSD)
compared
men.
Results
A
total
21
062
participants
(16
133
[76.6%]
4929
[23.4%]
men)
mean
(SD)
age
59.8
(7.2)
included.
From
baseline
screening,
176
(139
[0.9%]
37
[0.8%])
diagnosed
(screen-detected);
131
139
(94.3%)
33
(89.2%)
stage
0
I
disease,
(95.7%)
36
(97.3%)
having
adenocarcinoma.
There
significant
sex-based
differences
or
histologic
type
distribution.
Among
screened
individuals,
LCSD
reported
8
3
during
follow-up
83.8
(41.7)
months.
Multivariable
analyses
found
association
sex
cumulative
hazards
diagnosis
(adjusted
hazard
ratio
[aHR],
0.90
[95%
CI,
0.64-1.26]
vs
women)
(aHR,
1.06
0.28-4.00]
women).
The
estimated
5-year
survival
rate
97.7%
100%
screen-detected
cancer,
showing
differences.
Conclusions
Relevance
In
this
detected
distribution,
LCSD.
These
findings
suggest
that
would
experience
similar
risks
overdiagnosis
little
benefit
when
exposed
indiscriminate
Journal of Clinical Oncology,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
41(27), С. 4341 - 4347
Опубликована: Авг. 4, 2023
Lung
cancer
screening
has
been
demonstrated
to
reduce
lung
mortality,
but
its
benefits
must
be
weighed
against
the
potential
harms
of
unnecessary
procedures,
false-positive
radiological
findings,
and
overdiagnosis.
Individuals
at
highest
risk
are
more
likely
maximize
while
minimizing
harm
from
screening.
Although
current
guidelines
recommended
by
US
Preventive
Services
Task
Force
(USPSTF)
only
consider
age
smoking
history
for
eligibility,
National
Comprehensive
Cancer
Network
other
society
recommend
on
basis
individualized
assessment
including
family
history,
environmental
exposures,
presence
chronic
disease.
Risk
prediction
models
have
developed
integrate
various
factors
into
an
score.
Previous
evidence
showed
that
model-based
eligibility
could
improve
sensitivity
detecting
cases
without
reducing
specificity.
Furthermore,
recent
advances
in
biomarkers
enhanced
performance
identifying
relative
USPSTF
criteria.
These
can
used
guide
shared
decision-making
discussions
before
proceeding
with
This
study
aims
provide
a
concise
overview
these
emerging
role
biomarker
testing
facilitate
conversations
patients.
The
goal
was
assist
clinicians
assessing
individual
patient
risk,
leading
informed
decision
making.
Journal of Thoracic Oncology,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
18(11), С. 1492 - 1503
Опубликована: Июль 5, 2023
BACKGROUND
The
role
of
family
history
lung
cancer
(LCFH)
in
screening
using
low-dose
computed
tomography
(LDCT)
has
not
been
prospectively
investigated
and
with
long-term
follow-up.
METHODS
A
multicenter
prospective
study
up
to
three
rounds
annual
LDCT
was
conducted
determine
the
detection
rate
LC
asymptomatic
first
or
second-degree
relatives
LCFH.
RESULTS
From
2007
2011,
there
were
1,102
participants
enrolled,
including
805
297
from
simplex
(SF)
multiplex
families
(MF),
respectively
(54.2%
female,
70.0%
never-smokers).
Last
follow-up
date
May
05,
2021.
overall
4.5%
(50/1102).
MF
9.4%
(19/202)
4.4%
(4/91)
never-smokers
who
smoked,
respectively.
corresponding
rates
for
SF
3.7%
(21/569)
2.7%
(6/223),
Of
them,
68.0%
22.0%
cases
stage
I
IV
diseases,
diagnoses
within
a
3-year
interval
initial
younger,
higher
rate,
more
disease;
thereafter,
III/IV
disease
66.7%
(16/24)
negative
semi-positive
nodules
CT
scans.
Within
6-year
interval,
only
maternal
(modified
ratio
[RR]=4.46,
95%
confidence
[CI]=2.32–8.56)
relative
RR=5.41,
CI=2.84–10.30)
increased
risk
LC.
CONCLUSION
LCFH
is
factor
LC,
history,
never-smokers,
younger
adults,
those
Randomized
controlled
trials
are
needed
confirm
mortality
benefit
When
three
National
Cancer
Institute
(NCI)–sponsored
research
trials
demonstrated
a
striking
improvement
in
survival
with
chest
radiographic
screening
(CRS)
the
1980s,
critics
questioned
whether
results
were
tainted
by
biases,
including
overdiagnosis,
and
posited
long
list
of
hypothetical
risks,
suggesting
that
lung
cancer
(LCS)
would
provide
little
benefit
but
might
cause
enormous
harm.
For
more
than
40
years,
relatively
small
cadre
individuals,
often
acting
concert,
relentlessly
opposed
implementation
population
CRS
later
computerized
tomographic
(CT
LCS).
Delays
due
to
completion
multiple
randomized
controlled
trials;
restriction
CT
LCS
only
those
at
highest
risk;
hyperbolic
fear
radiation
carcinogenesis
low
doses;
imposition
shared
decision-making
(SDM),
decision
aids
(DAs)
incorporating
misinformation;
COVID-19
epidemic;
an
overly
optimistic
focus
on
molecular
may
have
contributed
delay.
In
2024,
we
accumulated
large
body
evidence
demonstrating
can
prevent
(LC)
deaths
through
early-stage
detection,
permitting
effective
safe
treatment.
Yet,
years
after
initial
reports
higher
screening,
number
high-risk
individuals
screened
remains
USA.
An
opportunity
save
countless
lives
has
been
lost.