Systemic Therapy in Advanced Pleomorphic Liposarcoma: a Comprehensive Review.
Tarek AssiCarine NgoMatthieu FaronBenjamin VerretAntonin LévyCharles HonoréClémence HénonCécile Le PéchouxRastilav BahledaAxel Le CesnePublished in: Current treatment options in oncology (2023)
The therapeutic approach of pleomorphic liposarcoma (PLPS), a rare high-grade subgroup of soft tissue sarcoma, is commonly extrapolated from the management of other LPS subtypes. Only published retrospective data on PLPS currently serve as a guide for oncologists without clear recommendations or specific guidelines. In the advanced setting, specific systemic therapy such as eribulin and trabectedin showed promising activity in comparison to conventional therapy (doxorubicin- and gemcitabine-based protocols), which currently remains the current standard of care at initial stages of the disease. The better understanding of soft tissue sarcoma (STS) pathophysiology and disease course has led to the development of adapted clinical trial designs for rare STS histotypes with specific treatment approach.
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