May 11, 2026
knowledge-base
regimens
What landed in the knowledge base, 30 April to 11 May
A digest of one busy fortnight: haematology, thoracic and breast regimen waves, rare-tumour red flags, CIViC actionability backfill, and a batch of routing fixes.
Written retrospectively and published on July 19, 2026.
Coverage moved fast enough over this fortnight that the commit log stopped being a reasonable way to follow it. This is the same work grouped by theme. Everything below is a statement about what was added to the knowledge base, with its trial grounding named — not a treatment recommendation.
Regimen waves
- Haematology — CLL, DLBCL, myeloma and follicular lymphoma: AMPLIFY, POLARIX, TRANSFORM/liso-cel, PERSEUS (D-VRd with ASCT and dara-len maintenance), IKEMA, MURANO/VenR, GADOLIN, AUGMENT.
- Thoracic — NSCLC EGFR (FLAURA-2, MARIPOSA), limited-stage SCLC (ADRIATIC), tarlatamab (DeLLphi-301), perioperative pembrolizumab (KEYNOTE-671), adjuvant atezolizumab (IMpower010), CheckMate-9LA, and second-line nivolumab in mesothelioma (CONFIRM).
- Breast — triple-negative neoadjuvant (KEYNOTE-522) and adjuvant CDK4/6 inhibition in early HR+/HER2−: abemaciclib (monarchE), ribociclib (NATALEE).
Safety and actionability
- Rare-tumour red flags — GIST PDGFRA D842V, medullary thyroid RET, Waldenström CXCR4-WHIM, advanced systemic mastocytosis KIT D816V, dMMR gates, ATLL/AITL/NLPBL, essential thrombocythaemia hydroxyurea resistance, Burkitt ifosfamide.
- CIViC actionability backfill — FLT3 TKD, FOXL2 and KRAS G12V moved onto the
evidence_sourcesblock.
Engine and routing
- An ECOG performance status ≥ 4 hard gate.
- English translations of the Ukrainian questionnaires.
- Alignment with МОЗ наказ №473/2026.
- A cross-line-of-therapy routing cleanup across 27 algorithms, correcting
output_indicationsmembership so selected indications stop being dropped from rendered plans.
Internal plumbing — validator baselines, upsert batches, session notes — is deliberately left out. It is in the repository for anyone who wants it.
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