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Neil D. Gross, MD, FACS

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Professor & Director of Clinical Research, Head & Neck Surgery. Expert in cutaneous SCC, transoral robotic surgery (TORS). Proud father and outdoor enthusiast.

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Latest 🗞️on #neoadjuvant #immunotherapy for advanced, resectable @SquamousCscc #skin #cancer presented last week @myESMO #ESMO2024 showing durable improved survival at 29.4 months 📊#oncsurgery @MDAndersonNews Excited to launch #HN014 @NRGonc @TROGfightcancer 🔜

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Neil D. Gross, MD, FACS Reposted

Neoadjuvant nivolumab & relatlimab in locally advanced MSI CRC @NatureMedicine doi.org/10.1038/s41591… 🔎NICHE-3 phs 2 👉PR 97%, MPR 92%, pCR 68% 👉only one recurrence 👉Gr 3–4 irAEs 10% 💪Impressive, we need to find the most effective, least toxic combination @myESMO

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Final results of NRG HN004 coming out in Lancet Oncology, press release to follow, RT/cetux results look relatively strong for cisplatin ineligible HNSCC authors.elsevier.com/sd/article/S14…


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Hm I think there is an option missing from this multiple choice.

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These results likely represent surgeon preference, rather than impact of technique (TLM v. TORS), as many TORS surgeons use a prophylactic NG tube strategy.

Definitely some differences in selection of patients for TLM vs TORS, but these are not enough to explain the absolute increase of ~40% in NG tube requirements!



The #PATHOS team should be congratulated for completing a monumental phase 3 trial in #HPV #headandneck #cancer! Eager to see results as the data mature. Unusual to see secondary analyses ahead of primary, particularly with functional co-primary endpoint of MDADI. 🤔@EORTC

Wow...TLM for the win over TORS in PATHOS. - better MDADI scores (4.9 points overall, 10 points global, 6 points physical) - 2-day shorter hospital stays - fewer NG tubes (8% vs 45%) Life-threatening bleed 1% w/ TLM, 1.6% w/ TORS.

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Thanks for the interest @SprakerMDPhD #HN014 is set to activate next month!The current SOC for advanced, resectable @SquamousCscc #skin #cancer is surgery and radiation. Indications for adjuvant radiation are standardized across both arms. @sueyom @NRGonc @NCICancerCtrl

Cool trial and good paper! What is your current standard for the phase 3 trial? If surgery, either arm allow adjuvant radiation? Would love more info!



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Pathological response following neoadjuvant immune checkpoint inhibitors in HCC: a cross-trial, patient-level analysis @TheLancetOncol doi.org/10.1016/S1470-… 👉111 pts, 1.4 mo neoadj. 💊 👉MPR: 32%, PCR 18% 👉Best threshold 90% 🧐Neoadj ICI is the way to go @ILCAnews @EASLedu

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“Immunosuppressed patients with lower-risk cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma (cSCC) who score higher on the 40-gene expression profile (40-GEP) biomarker test are at greater risk of recurrence” #ASTRO24 #CleClinicCancer cle.clinic/3NcKWNK


Neil D. Gross, MD, FACS Reposted

Today in @JCO_ASCO: Final results of ORATOR, after completion of the full follow-up period. ascopubs.org/doi/10.1200/JC… We really need to rely on RCTs to compare treatments, and this trial will help people make informed decisions about their options.

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Neil D. Gross, MD, FACS Reposted

And Dr Kuruvilla shows that weekly is associated with less tinnitus or hearing impairment compared to 3-weekly… one more reason to move to weekly cisplatin! #ESMO2024

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Scheduled for presentation soon @myESMO #ESMO2024 🗞️ Updated survival and new biomarker analyses from the phase 2 trial of #neoadjuvant #immunotherapy in resectable #squamous #skin #cancer #cSCC @SquamousCscc #hncsm @AHNSinfo @NRGonc @TROGfightcancer @Regeneron @MDAndersonNews


Time flies! Thank you 🙏 @MDAndersonNews for giving me the opportunity to continue to put patients first and help make #headandneck and #skin #cancer @SquamousCscc history. #hncsm #EndCancer #oncsurgery

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Neil D. Gross, MD, FACS Reposted

Super great time seeing friends who are now collaborators at the always friendly, always stimulating @ANZHNCS meeting. Thank you @TROGfightcancer for your 35 years of service to cancer trials and the exciting partnership with @NRGonc !

International collaborations are pivotal for advancing science and bringing innovate therapies to patients who need the most. Thank you ⁦@sundap15⁩ ⁦@sueyom@TROGfightcancer⁩ ⁦@JulieMcCrossin⁩ ⁦⁩ ⁦@LadwaRahul⁩ ⁦@anzhncs⁩ ⁦@NRGonc

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Neil D. Gross, MD, FACS Reposted

Surprising results, stereotactic radiation plus anti-PD1 for stage 1-2 NSCLC, addition of immunotherapy does not confer benefit #lcsm merck.com/news/merck-pro…


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