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Non-Uterine Leiomyosarcoma

Curated, nationally-relevant updates on maintenance therapy, combination immunotherapy/chemotherapy studies, and surgical outcomes in advanced soft tissue sarcoma with emphasis on leiomyosarcoma.

Soft Tissue Sarcoma Maintenance Therapy Clinical Trials NGS & Genomics

Sarcoma NGS Updates (ASCO 2025)

Next-Generation Sequencing, Targeted & Cellular Therapies

Neal Chawla, MD — ASCO 2025

Key updates on NGS adoption, NTRK fusion treatments, MAGE-A4 therapy for synovial sarcoma, ivosidenib for chondrosarcoma, B7H3 targeted therapies, and multimodal immunotherapy approaches.

Maintenance After First-Line Treatment

Advanced Soft Tissue Sarcoma

Evidence and perspectives on maintenance strategies following initial therapy

Peer-Reviewed Overview

Explore maintenance options and considerations for advanced STS after first-line therapy.

Maintenance Review (PubMed)

Review of 8 randomized trials: PFS gains with trabectedin (post doxorubicin/trabectedin) in LMS and anlotinib (post epirubicin/anlotinib) in STS; switch maintenance with regorafenib improved PFS in non-adipocytic STS; OS benefit seen with doxorubicin/trabectedin in LMS.

PubMed — Abstract

Surgical Outcomes

IVC Resection & Graft Replacement

Single-center experience over three decades

Evaluating safety, durability, and local control following inferior vena cava resection with graft replacement for malignant disease. Reported as safe and durable with excellent local control, offering potential long-term survival in select patients.

Read the PubMed Abstract

Drug Therapy Chart

Featured Sarcoma Drug Therapy Chart

Visual summary from ScienceDirect

Featured sarcoma drug therapy chart
Source: “Maintenance after first-line treatment for advanced soft tissue sarcoma” — ScienceDirect. Click to view full size.

Phase 2 TNT Study

Talimogene Laherparepvec (TVEC), Nivolumab & Trabectedin

Combination oncolytic immunotherapy and chemotherapy in advanced sarcomas

This page is informational only and not a substitute for medical advice. Patients should consult their oncology team for individualized recommendations.