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Frailty profile precluding standard cisplatin-based chemoradiation in cervical cancer: EC...

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Notes

Cisplatin radiosensitizer requires CrCl ≥60 — elderly often fall below. Carboplatin-CRT (AUC 2 weekly) is acceptable substitute when cisplatin intolerable, though less radiosensitizing per non-randomized comparisons. Frail elderly with severe comorbidity: RT-alone (≥80 Gy total to point A via brachytherapy boost) preserves curative intent without chemo toxicity — 5y OS lower (~50% vs ~70% for CRT in stage III) but meaningful palliation. Avoid bevacizumab in elderly with HTN / vascular disease.

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Indications

• IND-CERVICAL-2L-TISOTUMAB-VEDOTIN - IND-CERVICAL-2L-TISOTUMAB-VEDOTIN
• IND-CERVICAL-METASTATIC-1L-PEMBRO-CHEMO-BEV - IND-CERVICAL-METASTATIC-1L-PEMBRO-CHEMO-BEV