IASLC Multidisciplinary Recommendations for Pathologic Assessment of Lung Cancer Resection Specimens After Neoadjuvant Therapy

Author:

Travis William D.,Dacic Sanja,Wistuba Ignacio,Sholl Lynette,Adusumilli Prasad,Bubendorf Lukas,Bunn Paul,Cascone Tina,Chaft Jamie,Chen Gang,Chou Teh-Ying,Cooper Wendy,Erasmus Jeremy J.,Ferreira Carlos Gil,Goo Jin-Mo,Heymach John,Hirsch Fred R.,Horinouchi Hidehito,Kerr Keith,Kris Mark,Jain Deepali,Kim Young T.,Lopez-Rios Fernando,Lu Shun,Mitsudomi Tetsuya,Moreira Andre,Motoi Noriko,Nicholson Andrew G.,Oliveira Ricardo,Papotti Mauro,Pastorino Ugo,Paz-Ares Luis,Pelosi Giuseppe,Poleri Claudia,Provencio Mariano,Roden Anja C.,Scagliotti Giorgio,Swisher Stephen G.,Thunnissen Erik,Tsao Ming S.,Vansteenkiste Johan,Weder Walter,Yatabe Yasushi

Funder

Genentech

Bayer HealthCare

Bristol-Myers Squibb

AstraZeneca

Medimmune

Pfizer

Merck

Roche

MSD

MD Anderson Cancer Center

Boehringer Ingelheim

MedImmune

Spectrum

EMD Serono

Takeda

Sanofi US

BMS

Chugai

Lilly

Ono Pharmaceuticals

Astellas

Genomic Health

Free To Breathe

Regeneron

National Cancer Institute

Lung Cancer Research Foundation

IBM

Thermo Fisher

AbbVie

Ono Pharmaceutical

Ethicon

Medtronic

Astra Zeneca

Publisher

Elsevier BV

Subject

Pulmonary and Respiratory Medicine,Oncology

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