Molecular Diagnostics in NSCLC with David Berz, MD, PhD, and Philip Bonomi, MD
Naoko T. is a 74-year-old retired high school teacher originally from Nagoya, Japan. She currently lives in San Diego, California and enjoys tennis and traveling with her husband.
In November 2014, after several months of stable disease, the patient returns for follow-up visit with worsening back pain, and her CT scan is consistent with progression of metastatic lesions.
At this point, the patient declined further treatment, and by March 2015, she returned with worsening dyspnea and declining performance status
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