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Circulating tumor cells as a marker of response: implications for determining treatment efficacy and evaluating new agents
Current Opinion in Urology, 04/04/2012

Economos C et al. – Clinically, several studies suggest that the enumeration of circulating tumor cells (CTC) prior to and during chemotherapy is predictive of the overall therapeutic response. CTC are clinically significant in the management of prostate cancer.

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Circulating tumor cells as a marker of response: implications for determining treatment efficacy and evaluating new agents Current Opinion in Urology, 04/04/2012

Circulating tumor cells as a marker of response: implications for determining treatment efficacy and evaluating new agents
Current Opinion in Urology, 04/04/2012