Early discontinuation of immune checkpoint inhibitors after objective response in real-world melanoma: Clinical and economic impact
Authors:
- Rebecca Schou JurlanderRJRebecca Schou Jurlander
- Troels Holz BorchTBTroels Holz Borch
- Søren Kjær PetersenSPSøren Kjær Petersen
- Marco DoniaMDMarco Donia
- Louise GuldbrandtLGLouise Guldbrandt
- Rasmus FriisRFRasmus Friis
- Adam Andrzej LuczakALAdam Andrzej Luczak
- Henrik SchmidtHSHenrik Schmidt
- Christina RuhlmannCRChristina Ruhlmann
- Lars BastholtLBLars Bastholt
- Eva EllebaekEEEva Ellebaek
- Inge Marie SvaneInge Marie Svane
Open Access
- 22 October 2026
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in European Journal of Cancer
Abstract
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