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Factors involved in treatment preference in patients with renal cancer: pazopanib versus sunitinib
by
Parikh, Omi
, Mitchell, Catherine
in
Age
/ Angiogenesis
/ Cancer therapies
/ Chronic illnesses
/ Clinical decision making
/ Comparative analysis
/ Cytokines
/ Decision making
/ Drug dosages
/ Drug therapy
/ FDA approval
/ Inhibitor drugs
/ Kidney cancer
/ Kinases
/ Medical prognosis
/ Metastasis
/ patient preference
/ Patients
/ Pazopanib
/ PISCES
/ Review
/ sunitinib
/ Survival analysis
/ Targeted cancer therapy
/ Vascular endothelial growth factor
/ Womens health
2014
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Factors involved in treatment preference in patients with renal cancer: pazopanib versus sunitinib
by
Parikh, Omi
, Mitchell, Catherine
in
Age
/ Angiogenesis
/ Cancer therapies
/ Chronic illnesses
/ Clinical decision making
/ Comparative analysis
/ Cytokines
/ Decision making
/ Drug dosages
/ Drug therapy
/ FDA approval
/ Inhibitor drugs
/ Kidney cancer
/ Kinases
/ Medical prognosis
/ Metastasis
/ patient preference
/ Patients
/ Pazopanib
/ PISCES
/ Review
/ sunitinib
/ Survival analysis
/ Targeted cancer therapy
/ Vascular endothelial growth factor
/ Womens health
2014
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Factors involved in treatment preference in patients with renal cancer: pazopanib versus sunitinib
by
Parikh, Omi
, Mitchell, Catherine
in
Age
/ Angiogenesis
/ Cancer therapies
/ Chronic illnesses
/ Clinical decision making
/ Comparative analysis
/ Cytokines
/ Decision making
/ Drug dosages
/ Drug therapy
/ FDA approval
/ Inhibitor drugs
/ Kidney cancer
/ Kinases
/ Medical prognosis
/ Metastasis
/ patient preference
/ Patients
/ Pazopanib
/ PISCES
/ Review
/ sunitinib
/ Survival analysis
/ Targeted cancer therapy
/ Vascular endothelial growth factor
/ Womens health
2014
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Factors involved in treatment preference in patients with renal cancer: pazopanib versus sunitinib
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Factors involved in treatment preference in patients with renal cancer: pazopanib versus sunitinib
2014
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Overview
The last decade has seen a surge in the treatment options for metastatic renal cell carcinoma and life expectancies are now approaching 3 years from diagnosis. There is some suggestion that, for now at least, we may have reached a plateau in efficacy. Patients are often stable and on treatment for years rather than months. Attention has therefore shifted to a focus on patient preference rather than reported frequency of toxicities. The standard first-line treatment for metastatic clear-cell renal cancer is either sunitinib or pazopanib. The COMPARZ trial has shown that sunitinib and pazopanib have similar efficacy. The PISCES trial, with its unique design, has evaluated patient preference between pazopanib and sunitinib. This review explores the factors involved in treatment preference in patients with renal cancer and in particular the choice between pazopanib and sunitinib.
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Dove Medical Press Limited,Taylor & Francis Ltd,Dove Press,Dove Medical Press
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