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Observational analysis shows complete response in pancreatic and lung cancer patients treated with RMC-6236, indicating efficacy against KRAS mutations.
Activity of RMC-6236 in pancreatic and lung cancer patients. A, Pretreatment and 12-week (post cycle 4) scans of a heavily pretreated patient with a KRASG12D mutation-positive PDAC indicating a complete response of both target and nontarget lesions. Patient continued on study treatment in cycle 6. Axial views of computed tomography (CT) abdomen images prior to RMC-6236 treatment (top) and after four cycles of RMC-6236 treatment (bottom). B, Pretreatment and 6-week (post cycle 2) scans of a patient with a KRASG12V mutation-positive NSCLC indicating a complete response of target lesions (no nontarget lesions present at baseline), atelectatic changes in the right lung are also largely resolved by 6 weeks. Complete response was confirmed at cycle 4, and the patient continued on study treatment with a complete response in cycle 10. Axial views of computed tomography (CT) chest images prior to RMC-6236 treatment (top) and after two cycles of RMC-6236 treatment (bottom).
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