How to Detect and Treat NSCLC Patients with Oncogenic Fusions

The series on “How to Detect and Treat NSCLC Patients with Oncogenic Fusions” was edited by Drs Fabrizio Tabbò (University of Turin, Italy), Umberto Malapelle (University of Naples Federico II, Italy), Maria Lucia Reale (University of Turin, Italy), Angela Listì (University of Turin, Italy).

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ALK and ROS-1 NSCLC Patients Treatment Approach Based on Genomic Profile by Liquid Biopsy

ALK and ROS-1 tyrosine kinase inhibitors (TKIs) have become the new standard of care in the first-line treatment of advanced ALK and ROS-1 positive NSCLC patients. As there are several TKIs, upon progression, the optimal sequential ALK and ROS-1 TKI strategy at progression is relevant, and this may have an impact on patients' outcome. Mechanisms of acquired resistance knowledge will be also relevant to develop new personalized treatment strategies to overcome in the near future.

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Eastern and Western Perspectives on Precision Cancer Medicine

The series on “Eastern and Western Perspectives on Precision Cancer Medicine” was edited by Drs Zhi-Ming Shao and Xiao-Mao Guo, Fudan University Shanghai Cancer Center, Shanghai, China.

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Quality Assurance in Radiotherapy

This series on “Quality Assurance in Radiotherapy” is edited by Dr. Paul Van Houtte and Dr. Dirk Van Gestel. The authors are proud to provide a comprehensive review and further discussion on quality assurance in radiotherapy, and include empirical experience and valuable opinions from recognized experts in this field from prestigious institutions of different countries.

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Precision Oncology Tumor Board

Guest Editor: Balazs Halmos, MD
Department of Oncology, Montefiore Medical Center, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Bronx, NY, USA

The Precision Oncology Tumor Board is to provide a global forum for dialogue and education for discussion about the optimal use of biomarker testing in a vast number of emerging clinical settings. An article for this column could be a Case-Based Review, providing a case with educational values and relevant review of the literature and highlighting the level of evidence supporting key decisions. The format of this category is recommended as follows: Introduction, Case Presentation, Tumor Management, Case-related Literature Review and Conclusion. Specific guidelines of this series could be found in the Author Instructions.

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