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Has anyone ever treated a patient with heterozygous ATM mutation? If so, what did you treat and what was your experience?
Several, breast, no issues outside the norm.Has anyone ever treated a patient with heterozygous ATM mutation? If so, what did you treat and what was your experience?
I’ve treated several breast patients. At one point nccn guidelines had a section about atm in the discussion portion for breast cancer.Has anyone ever treated a patient with heterozygous ATM mutation? If so, what did you treat and what was your experience?
I mean, you can't be much more gentle than that! I would be very surprised if you updated us next year saying the patient developed myelopathy...I found most of the breast literature, but I'm treating a patient with a spine met. My concern is increased risk of spinal cord myelopathy. My plan is 30/10 and reduce cord dose as much as possible. Thanks for all the responses! I appreciate it.
I don't have good knowledge on that, but I thought that ATM mutations prevent repair of double-stang-breaks. Which is why, we don't treat patients with ataxia-telengiectasia.I found most of the breast literature, but I'm treating a patient with a spine met. My concern is increased risk of spinal cord myelopathy. My plan is 30/10 and reduce cord dose as much as possible. Thanks for all the responses! I appreciate it.