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Real-World Impact of an In-House Dihydropyrimidine Dehydrogenase ( DPYD ) Genotype Test on Fluoropyrimidine Dosing, Toxicities, and Hospitalizations at a Multisite Cancer Center.

D Grace NguyenSarah A MorrisAlicia HamiltonSimeon O KwangeNury SteuerwaldJames SymanowskiDonald C MooreSarah HansonKaitlyn MrozKarine E LopesChris LarckLaura MusselwhiteKunal C KadakiaBrinda KoyaSeungjean ChaiKwabena Osei-BoatengSini KalapurakalKristen SwiftJimmy HwangJai Narendra Patel
Published in: JCO precision oncology (2024)
genotyping prompted fluoropyrimidine modifications in most carriers. Pretreatment testing reduced toxicities and hospitalizations compared with reactive testing, thus normalizing the risk to that of wild-type patients, and should be considered standard practice.
Keyphrases
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  • primary care
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