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Exploring Molecular Genetic Alterations and RAF Fusions in Melanoma: A Belvarafenib Expanded Access Program in Patients with RAS/RAF-Mutant Melanoma.
The oncologist - 3 Jun 2024
Kim Kyoo Hyun, Cho Sungmin, Jeong Yeyeong, Baek Eun Sil, Lee Chung, Ryu Hyang-Joo, Noh Young Su, Hong Yoon-Hee, Chung Kee Yang, Roh Mi Ryung, Oh Byung Ho, Kim Chang Gon, Jung Minkyu, Shin Sang Joon
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BACKGROUND: Melanoma incidence is on the rise in East Asia, yet studies of the molecular landscape are lacking in this population. We examined patients with melanoma who underwent next-generation sequencing (NGS) at a single tertiary center in South Korea, focusing on patients harboring NRAS or RAF alterations who received belvarafenib, a pan-RAF dimer inhibitor, through the Expanded Access Program (EAP)....
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