Lung Clinical Trials

BMS CA 209-568 1st Line Stage 4 NSCLC combination treatment of Yervoy with Opdivo currently with 8 patients enrolled. These patients started as early as July 2016 and all the patients continue to have either stable disease or partial responses on their respective CT scans – enrollment on hold and anticipated to reopen this quarter
Merck 407 is our 1st line metastatic NSCLC in the squamous cell type with Keytruda. Currently have 1 patient on treatment with a partial response recorded – Currently enrolling
BMS CA 209-370 1st Line metastatic NSCLC with Xalkori and Nivolumab. Successfully enrolled 1 patient in this cohort with partial response to disease noted. Patient was on treatment for 3 months however BMS pulled the plug doe to safety signals noted for hepato-toxicity. Note our patient is the only patient that did not have hepato-toxicity on the combination treatment – Enrollment closed
BMS CA 209-370 1st Line Metastatic NSCLC with Nivolumab. Successfully enrolled 2 patients with both patients having 2 months of stable disease while on treatment. – Enrollment closed
Roche GO 29436 1st Line Stage 4 NSCLC with Atezolizumab – Enrollment closed prior to our site enrolling a patient
BMS CA 209 -384 Nivolumab frequency in NSCLC patients – currently enrolling
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