Experience with second-line trabectedin in daily clinical practice: case studies

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As a recommended second-line option for advanced soft tissue sarcoma, trabectedin can provide the necessary balance between long-term tumor control and preserved quality of life. Three case studies illustrate the long-lasting responses that patients can achieve with second-line trabectedin. A female patient with metastatic leiomyosarcoma maintained disease control for 2 years with trabectedin (× 41 cycles) with excellent tolerability and no relevant adverse events. At the time of writing, a male patient with a metastatic solitary fibrous tumor was asymptomatic after 30 cycles of trabectedin and treatment was ongoing. A young male patient with a recurrent, nonresectable, retroperitoneal myxoid/round cell liposarcoma was able to continue his sporting activities (triathlons) over 2 years with trabectedin (× 14 cycles) plus watchful waiting.

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Martín-Broto, J., Hindi, N., Grignani, G., Merlini, A., Ibrahim, T., & Le Cesne, A. (2022). Experience with second-line trabectedin in daily clinical practice: case studies. Future Oncology, 18(30s), 23–32. https://doi.org/10.2217/fon-2022-0519

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