… In order to provide oncologists with assistance in dosage adjustment without relying on
the presence of a pharmacologist or pharmacist, model-informed precision dosing platforms …

… Imaging is usually performed every 8 to 12 weeks, while ideally dose adjustments should …
of tumor cells have already emerged and dose adjustments will probably be too late at this …

… Precision oncology approaches have enabled matching of the best available anticancer …
of TDM-guided precision dosing, ie adjusting an individual's drug dose based on measured …

… For every iteration, the agent then selects an action, for example, a dose adjustment on a
linear scale from 0 to 100%, given the state of the environment. This action will result in an …

… cancer drugs is based on giving each patient the same dose (a flat dose) or a dose based
… drug dosing determined by starting at reduced doses and using intrapatient dose escalation …

… The purpose of this perspective is to discuss whether randomized studies are needed to
confirm the clinical value of precision dosing in oncology. PK-based dose adjustments are …

… Time to first dose adjustment refers to reduction in dose, treatment break, or treatment …
Although the classification schema varies across the available precision oncology information …

… Dose calculation based on body size (weight or surface area) could be described as
implementing a dose adjustment… examples in cancer treatment of dose adjustment based on a …

… dose reduction guidelines for severe toxicity and adjustment of monoclonal antibody dose
according to body size, 1 precision dosing … the potential for precision dosing of targeted cancer …

… of precision oncology alongside those of precision diagnostics … , will have to undergo
substantive adjustments before it can be … Treatment interruptions or dose delays—a marker of …