
David Planchard
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Oct 9, 2026
Practical considerations for implementation of HER2-targeted therapies | S14E2
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Enriqueta FelipHOST
Uh, if you can give us a summary of the results of these, uh, uh, agents in patients with non-small cell lung cancer.

David PlanchardGUEST
It's becoming a nice area in this population, particularly as you tell, uh, we have to test particularly for the HER2 mutation to either HER2 overexpression by immunohistochemistry.

David PlanchardGUEST
Uh, I think the most important nowadays are the actionable genomic alterations of the HER2 mutation, particularly on the tyrosine kinase domain.

David PlanchardGUEST
It can be tyrosine kinase domain, the transmembrane, and the extra part of the receptor.

David PlanchardGUEST
But nowadays, the most important and approval are based on these tyrosine kinase, uh, mutations, particularly insertion on exon twenty, uh, YVMA, for example.

Enriqueta FelipHOST
What, uh, do you select the appropriate treatment in each individual patient with HER2 mutations?