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Baseline vascular endothelial growth factor concentration as a potential predictive marker of benefit from vandetanib in non–small cell lung cancer

Hanrahan et al., 2009

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8518446888983674728
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Hanrahan E
Ryan A
Mann H
Kennedy S
Langmuir P
Natale R
Herbst R
Johnson B
Heymach J
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Clinical Cancer Research

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Purpose: Vandetanib [vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) receptor/epidermal growth factor receptor/RET inhibitor] has shown improvements in progression-free survival (PFS) in advanced non-small cell lung cancer in three randomized phase II studies: vandetanib …
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