Testing for rare genetic mutation not standard of care – Defense Verdict (access required)

Patient died following one cycle of FOLFOX chemotherapy after a diagnosis of Stage IIIB colon cancer. It was later determined that patient had a rare genetic mutation that affected his ability to metabolize 5-FU, the active agent in FOLFOX. Administrator alleged that medical oncologist failed to properly obtain patient’s informed consent because medical oncologist did ...

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Testing for rare genetic mutation not standard of care – Defense Verdict

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