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Combination checkpoint inhibitor therapy induces multiple immune major related adverse events in the treatment of vaginal melanoma: A cautionary case report

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Highlights • As more ICIs are approved, better education is needed for patients and providers.• Major irAEs, signs of worsening immune toxicity, can present with benign symptoms.• IrAEs should be… Click to show full abstract

Highlights • As more ICIs are approved, better education is needed for patients and providers.• Major irAEs, signs of worsening immune toxicity, can present with benign symptoms.• IrAEs should be considered when patients on ICIs present with new symptoms.• Patients on ICIs may present to a variety of healthcare settings with irAEs.• Providers should be educated on basic work-up and treatment options for irAEs.

Keywords: inhibitor therapy; therapy induces; treatment; combination checkpoint; induces multiple; checkpoint inhibitor

Journal Title: Gynecologic Oncology Reports
Year Published: 2019

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