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What is the optimal 2nd line treatment for metastatic somatostatin-receptor positive, liver-dominant midgut NET?

Hepatic arterial embolization

Date

19 Sep 2021

Session

What is the optimal 2nd line treatment for metastatic somatostatin-receptor positive, liver-dominant midgut NET?

Presenters

Jonathan Strosberg

Authors

J.R. Strosberg

Author affiliations

  • Gi Oncology, H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center University of South Florida, 33612 - Tampa/US

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Introduction by the chair

Presenter: Marianne Pavel

Session: What is the optimal 2nd line treatment for metastatic somatostatin-receptor positive, liver-dominant midgut NET?

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Slides

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177Lu-dotatate

Presenter: Eric Baudin

Session: What is the optimal 2nd line treatment for metastatic somatostatin-receptor positive, liver-dominant midgut NET?

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Polling 2 (led by chair)

Presenter: Marianne Pavel

Session: What is the optimal 2nd line treatment for metastatic somatostatin-receptor positive, liver-dominant midgut NET?

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Q&A

Presenter: Marianne Pavel

Session: What is the optimal 2nd line treatment for metastatic somatostatin-receptor positive, liver-dominant midgut NET?

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