Comment Comment by hiddencost I'm struggling to figure out what is being reported. They were mostly able to stop progression in 37% of their test cohort?"At a data cutoff of February 1, 2023, efficacy-evaluable patients treated with petosemtamab (n = 43) experienced an overall response rate of 37.2%"They discussed "progression free" survival, which seems to mean the condition didn't worsen. parent hiddencost 2 years ago
"At a data cutoff of February 1, 2023, efficacy-evaluable patients treated with petosemtamab (n = 43) experienced an overall response rate of 37.2%"
They discussed "progression free" survival, which seems to mean the condition didn't worsen.