Opinion|Videos|July 3, 2024

Review of CLEAR and CheckMate-9ER: Four-Year and 55 Month Follow-Up Data

Author(s)Matthew T. Campbell, MD, MS, Rana R. McKay, MD

Matthew Campbell, MD, MS, analyzes the crucial efficacy and safety results from the CLEAR trial's 4-year final analysis, incorporating insights on how these findings influence clinical decision-making for treatment-naïve patients with advanced renal cell carcinoma.

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EP. 1 Current treatment options for ccRCC based on patient and disease factors

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EP. 2 CheckMate-214: Long-term follow-up data

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EP. 3 Review of CheckMate-214: Long-term follow-up in favorable risk subgroup

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EP. 4 Review of CLEAR and CheckMate-9ER: Four-Year and 55 Month Follow-Up Data

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EP. 5 Review of KEYNOTE-426: Five-year Follow-up Data

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EP. 6 Discontinuation or Continuation of IO Therapy – IO/IO vs. IO/TKI Regimens

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EP. 7 Treatment-free survival in IO/TKI

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EP. 8 Biomarkers: Impact on Treatment Choices and Future Expectations

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EP. 9 Management of Adverse Events – IO/IO and IO/TKI

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EP. 10 New formulations for current therapies – SC vs. IV

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EP. 11 Novel Agents/Combinations for aRCC

Dr Campbell: Please briefly review key efficacy and safety data from the CLEAR trial 4-year final analysis (Motzer et al. J Clin Oncol. 2024),
- What are the clinical implications of these data for treatment-naïve patients with advanced RCC?
- In responders, how important is the durability of the response (OS) based on the original response (CR, PR with ≥75% reduction, PR with ≥30% to <75% reduction) for both the intermediate/poor and favorable-risk group?

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