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Using ctDNA to Inform Treatment in MIBC

Oncology

This content was funded by Natera.


Discover how personalized ctDNA testing is transforming care for patients with muscle-invasive bladder cancer (MIBC). This interactive, expert-led webinar explores the latest evidence and practical applications of molecular residual disease (MRD) assessment across the treatment continuum.

What you’ll learn:

  • How ctDNA serves as a dynamic biomarker to detect MRD and predict recurrence earlier than standard tools
  • Clinical applications of Signatera™ for neoadjuvant response monitoring, postsurgical risk stratification, and surveillance
  • Evidence from pivotal trials (IMvigor011, CheckMate 274, NIAGARA) demonstrating prognostic and predictive value of ctDNA
  • How MRD-guided strategies enable precision treatment selection and improve disease-free and overall survival outcomes

Chapters

  1. Introduction00:00 – 02:13
  2. ctDNA Basics02:13 – 05:27
  3. SignateraTM Overview05:27 – 07:41
  4. SignateraTM in MIBC07:41 – 09:53
  5. Perioperative Trials in MIBC09:53 – 13:40
  6. Adjuvant Trials in MIBC: IMvigor010 & IMvigor01113:40 – 22:39
  7. Additional Adjuvant Trials in MIBC22:39 – 27:28
  8. Takeaways & Discussion 27:28 – 34:07

Speaker

Petros Grivas1

1. Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seattle, Washington, USA

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