
Opinion|Videos|March 19, 2025
Dr. Galsky’s Perspectives on Subcutaneous ICI Dosing
Author(s)Matthew Galsky, MD
An expert discusses how the availability of subcutaneous (SC) immune checkpoint inhibitors (ICI) for bladder cancer impacts treatment selection by offering improved convenience and accessibility, particularly in advanced/metastatic and perioperative settings. SC formulations may reduce costs, time, and patient burden while enhancing treatment compliance and follow-up.
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Video content above is prompted by the following:
- How does availability of SC ICI impact treatment selection for your patients with bladder cancer? (NCCN 6.2024; Albiges 2025; Burotto 2024)
- In the advanced/metastatic setting
- In the perioperative setting
- From a practical standpoint, what potential cost and time savings could your center anticipate with SC ICI formulations?
- How might an SC option alleviate patient burden in treatment accessibility, compliance, and follow-up?
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