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Further investigation of the molecular mechanisms underlying SYT-SSX function will likely lead to not only a better understanding of this disease but improved diagnostic and treatment tools for this tumor. | == Future or Investigational Therapies == | ||
Further investigation of the molecular mechanisms underlying SYT-SSX function will likely lead to not only a better understanding of this disease but improved diagnostic and treatment tools for this tumor. Recent laboratory-based studies have identified a number of potential systemic therapies that may prove more effecacious than conventional chemotherapy and improve survival, however the rarity of this tumor makes clinical trial organization difficult and validation of these experimental therapeutics will likely be long in coming. | |||
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Editor-In-Chief: C. Michael Gibson, M.S., M.D. [1]
Overview
Future or Investigational Therapies
Further investigation of the molecular mechanisms underlying SYT-SSX function will likely lead to not only a better understanding of this disease but improved diagnostic and treatment tools for this tumor. Recent laboratory-based studies have identified a number of potential systemic therapies that may prove more effecacious than conventional chemotherapy and improve survival, however the rarity of this tumor makes clinical trial organization difficult and validation of these experimental therapeutics will likely be long in coming.