Examples of using Cuscc in English and their translations into Greek
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Cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma(cuSCC).
It has not been determined whether cuSCC is related to Odomzo treatment.
Monitoring for skin lesions should occur as described for cuSCC.
It has not been determined whether cuSCC is related to Erivedge treatment.
Patients with advanced BCC have an increased risk of developing cuSCC.
In patients who develop cuSCC, it is recommended to continue the treatment without dose adjustment.
The prescriber should examine the patient monthly during andup to six months after treatment for cuSCC.
The incidence of cuSCC in vemurafenib-treated patients across studies was approximately 20%.
Therefore, all patients should be monitored routinely while taking Odomzo, and cuSCC should be treated according to the standard of care.
CuSCC usually occurred early in the course of treatment with a median time to the first appearance of 7 to 8 weeks.
The median time to onset of the first event of cuSCC(all grades) was 6.5 months(range 1.0 to 22.8 months).
CuSCC was reported when binimetinib was used in combination with encorafenib(see section 4.8 of encorafenib SmPC).
In the pooled Combo 450 population, cuSCC including keratoacanthomas was observed in 3.3%(9/274) of patients.
Older patients(≥ 65 years) may be more likelyto experience adverse reactions, including cuSCC, decreased appetite, and cardiac disorders.
The most common(≥ 5%)Grade 3 ADRs were cuSCC, keratoacanthoma, rash, arthralgia and gamma-glutamyltransferase(GGT) increased.
Dose modifications or interruptions are not recommended for adverse reactions of cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma(cuSCC) or new primary melanoma(see section 4.4).
Of the patients who experienced cuSCC, approximately 33% experienced> 1 occurrence with median time between occurrences of 6 weeks.
Therefore, all patients should be monitored routinely while taking Erivedge, and cuSCC should be treated according to the standard of care.
Up to 3 in 100 people taking Mekinist in combination with dabrafenib may develop a different type of skin cancer called cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma(cuSCC).
In the integrated safety population of patients with melanoma andadvanced NSCLC, cuSCC occurred in 2%(19/1076) of patients receiving dabrafenib in combination with trametinib.
It is recommended that skin examination be performed prior to initiation of therapy with dabrafenib and monthly throughout treatment andfor up to six months after treatment for cuSCC.
Dose modifications are not recommended for adverse reactions of cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma(cuSCC) or new primary melanoma(see dabrafenib SmPC for further details).
The median time to diagnosis of the first occurrence of cuSCC in study MEK115306 was 223 days(range 56 to 510 days) in the combination therapy arm and 60 days(range 9 to 653 days) in the dabrafenib monotherapy arm.
In the event the patient develops Cutaneous Squamous Cell Carcinoma(cuSCC), it is recommended to continue the treatment without modifying the dose of vemurafenib(see sections 4.4 and 4.8).
For patients in the Phase III study(CMEK162B2301)who developed cuSCC, the median time to onset of the first event of cuSCC(all grades) was 2.3 months(range 0.3 to 12.0 months).
Cutaneous malignancies such as cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma(cuSCC) including kerathoacanthoma has been observed in patients treated with BRAF-inhibitors including encorafenib.
Cutaneous malignancies such as cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma(cuSCC) including kerathoacanthoma has been observed in patients treated with binimetinib when used in combination with encorafenib.
In the Phase III studies MEK115306 andMEK116513 in patients with metastatic melanoma, cuSCC occurred in 10%(22/211) of patients receiving dabrafenib as a single agent and in 18%(63/349) of patients receiving vemurafenib as a single agent.
In the Phase III clinical trials MEK115306 and MEK116513 in patients with unresectable ormetastatic melanoma, cuSCC occurred in 10%(22/211) of patients receiving dabrafenib as a monotherapy and in 18%(63/349) of patients receiving vemurafenib as a monotherapy.