Physician interpretation of genomic test results and treatment selection.
Physician interpretation of genomic test results and treatment selection.
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10.1002/cncr.31112
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发表时间:
2018-03-01
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影响因子:
6.2
通讯作者:
Meric-Bernstam F
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Brusco LL;Wathoo C;Mills Shaw KR;Holla VR;Bailey AM;Johnson AM;Khotskaya YB;Litzenburger BC;Sanchez NS;Zeng J;Bernstam EV;Eng C;Kee BK;Amaria RN;Routbort MJ;Mills GB;Mendelsohn J;Meric-Bernstam F
Genomic testing is increasingly performed in oncology, but concerns remain regarding clinician’s ability to interpret results. We sought to determine the agreement between physicians and genomic annotators from the University of Texas MD Anderson Precision Oncology Decision Support (PODS) Team regarding actionability and the clinical utilization of test results. On a prospective protocol, patients underwent clinical genomic testing for hotspot mutations in 46 or 50 genes (Ampli-Seq Cancer Panel; ThermoFisher). Six months after sequencing, physicians received questionnaires for patients with a variant in an actionable gene, investigating their perceptions regarding actionability of alterations and clinical utilization of these findings. Genomic annotators independently classified these variants as: actionable, potentially actionable, unknown or not actionable. Physicians completed 250 of 288 questionnaires (87% response rate). Physicians considered 168/250 patients (67%) as having an actionable alteration; 165/168 (98%) were considered actionable by PODS; three were of unknown significance. Physicians were aware of genotype-matched therapy available for 119 (71%); 48/119 (40%) received matched therapy. 46% (36/79) of patients in whom physicians regarded alterations as not actionable were classified as having an actionable/potentially actionable mutation by PODS. However, many of these were only theoretically actionable due to limited trials/therapies (e.g., KRAS). Physicians are aware of recurrent mutations in actionable genes on “hot spot” panels. As larger genomic panels are used, there may be growing need for annotation of actionability. Decision support to increase awareness of genomically-relevant trials and novel treatment options for recurrent mutations (e.g., KRAS) are also needed.
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