Long‐term outcomes in patients with advanced and/or metastatic non–small cell lung cancer who completed 2 years of immune checkpoint inhibitors or achieved a durable response after discontinuation without disease progression: Multicenter, real‐world data (KCSG LU20‐11)

The optimal treatment duration for immune checkpoint inhibitors (ICIs) remains to be determined. This study reports the long-term outcomes of patients with non-small cell lung cancer who completed 2 years of ICI therapy or achieved a durable response after the discontinuation of ICIs without disease progression in real-world practice. A significantly high proportion of patients who completed 2 years of ICIs continued to experience long-term progression-free survival. In addition, even if ICIs are discontinued after 6 months in patients without disease progression, they may achieve a durable response and facilitate long-term survival.