About this trial
This is an investigator led trial which will examine the role of a patient’s exhaled breath; if it can be used check the patient’s molecular response to immunotherapy in Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer.
To do this cfDNA will be extracted from patient EBC and Blood samples, a response will be defined as a 50% reduction in total cfDNA from the baseline sample acheived at either 3 or 6 week samples (or both).
There has been no previous reports of using patients’ breath samples of Patients with NSCLC to assess their response to treatment. In this trial an exhaled Breath and blood samples will be collected from eligible patients who complete informed consent before treatment for NSCLC starts and during their treatment at specific time points.
Patient Profile
Patients >=18 years old who have confirmed diagnosis of advanced NSCLC or locally advanced NSCLC deemed unsuitable for definitive therapy who is due to commence systemic treatment with either single agent immunotherapy (IO) or combination chemo/IO but no prior lines of systemic therapy for advanced NSCLC
Where’s this trial being run?
Beaumont Hospital, Midland Regional Hospital Tullamore, and St James’s Hospital
Can I join this study / trial?
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Name: | BRAND |
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Number: | 23-11 |
Full Title: | BRAND: Translational study examining the role of exhaled breath as a biomarker of response to immunotherapy in NSCLC |
Principal Investigator: | Prof Jarushka Naidoo with Dr David O’Reilly |
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Sponsor: | This is an Investigator Led Trial |
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Ireland Recruitment Target: | 108 |