Making Precision Decisions for Patients With EGFRm NSCLC: Success Strategies With Targeted Options, Potent Combinations, and Emerging Agents

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About This Presentation

Co-Chairs, Prof. Nicolas Girard, MD, PhD, and Pasi A. Jänne, MD, PhD, discuss NSCLC in this CME/MOC/NCPD/AAPA/IPCE activity titled “Making Precision Decisions for Patients With EGFRm NSCLC: Success Strategies With Targeted Options, Potent Combinations, and Emerging Agents.” For the full present...


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Making Precision Decisions for Patients
With EGFR-Mutated NSCLC

Success Strategies With Targeted Options, Potent
Combinations, and Emerging Agents

Pasi A. Jänne, MD, PhD + Nicolas Girard, MD, PhD
Senior Vice President for Translational ho Professor of Respiratory Medicine
Medicine Versailles Saint Quentin University
Director, Belfer Center for Applied Paris Saclay University

Cancer Science Chair, Department of Medical Oncology
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Thoracic Oncologist

Director, Chen-Huang Center for Institut Curie

EGFR Mutant Lung Cancers Paris, France

Professor of Medicine, Harvard

Medical School

Boston, Massachusetts

Go online to access full CME/MOC/NCPD/AAPA/IPCE information, including faculty disclosures.

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Our Goals for Today

Augment your knowledge of the latest evidence supporting
the use of different EGFR-targeted therapies and combinations
in EGFR-mutated NSCLC

Equip you with skills for selection and sequencing of
established and emerging therapies and combinations in
EGFR-mutated NSCLC

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Laying the Foundation for Precision Medicine in
EGFR-Mutated NSCLC

Real-World Barriers in Testing and Treatment

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Necessary Biomarker Testing in Lung Cancer: EGFR and Beyond

Different Subtypes of EGFR Mutations Prevalence Rates of EGFR Mutations
Across Different Stages of NSCLC13

E EGFR Mutations,
% (95% CI)
1 20 (19.0-20.4)
u 18 (14.9-19.9)
u 18 (17.4-17.7)
w

Comprehensive biomarker testing prior to therapy is

Other
(G719x, L861Q,. needed to optimize care

exon 19
insertions) + All targetable genomic alterations, PD-L1 expression
aR + Guides therapy in advanced and early disease
Exon 20. 40%) + Type of testing matters (tissue/blood, NGS—DNA/RNA)
10%) Accurate interpretation and application of results is essential
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Gaps in Testing Remain in Advanced NSCLC: MYLUNG Study!

Availability of Biomarker Testing Results Patients in Advanced Cohort (N = 582) With Any
Before 1L Treatment: Biomarker Testing Results Prior to 1L Treatment

(N= 461)
Bx 60
ZE 54.6 ALK test, n (%)> 355 (77.0)
35
Es 50 BRAF test, n (9%)? 335 (72.7)
3 & a5 EGFR test, n (%)? 371 (80.5)
Pe 37
33 KRAS test, n (%)* 294 (63.8)
ef su MET test, n (96)? 328 (71.1)
El
a2 „ NTRK test, n (RP 253 (54.9)
ES
si PD-L1 est, n (MP 388 (842)
23 10

5 RET test, n (%)? 305 (66.2)

E
ao 0 CEN] TA ROS test, n (%)° 344 (74.6)

2018-2020 2020-2022

Denomimaor Protocol 2474; protocol 2, N = 555. *Denominator: patents wth biomarker esting resus prieto AL eatment .
“RAS testing is approved or itr.ine estiment. PeerView

1. Evangelst Metal ASCO 2023, Abstract 9109,

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Substantial Gaps in Testing Also Exist in Early-Stage NSCLC:

MYLUNG Study!

Rates of Biomarker Testing in Early-Stage NSCLC

Es 210
E 70 172
3
o (62) 153 (606) 154
2
5 50
E 40
32
@ 20
5
1
dE
2 PDL1 EGFR AUK PDLI+ PDLI+

EGFR EGFR + ALK
Total tested Results <12 wk after first systemic therapy

+ Positivity rates: PD-L1 = 48%; EGFR = 17%; ALK = 3%

NGS Testing Conducted

in Half of All Patients With Early-Stage NSCLC.

No NGS
testing

No therapy received

NGS testing ordered

>12 wk after first

NGS
temic th

ey systemic therapy
ordered DY NGS testing ordered
n= 144 512 wk after first
(60.7%) systemic therapy

+ Most common reasons for not testing were patient and/or provider attitude/perception (34%) and insufficient tumor

tissue (25%)

1. Evangelst MC etal, ASCO 2024, Abstract 8047,

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Right Choice of Therapy Matters: Lack of lO Benefit in Patients

With EGFR Mutations From the PACIFIC Trial!

Median PFS (95% Cl) Median OS (95% Cl)
10 Durvalumab 11.2(7.3-20.7) Durvalumab 46.8 (29.9-NE)
19

Placebo 43 (14.9-NE)

os
se Placebo SINE) 09
HRG5% CH 102(030-26)
3 07 HR (5% CI) 0.91 (0.39-2.13) 8 rn ee
30 si
5 .
Bo Bos
po Bos
02
ES Bos
Durvalumab
= mia, Bee
01 os
o o
TU CC RGR OHH Oo 13 © o 42167001 24273059900042 50051557 C0GSSCOTETS
Time From Randomization, mo un
Time From Randomization, mo
No. at isk No. at isk
Moan 0 à 6 9 12 16 18 21 26 27 30 99 36 40 42 45 48 080 O 21staztz¢arsossanaocousansis4s7e0e3ee087275
Dunaumad 24 2 19 15 10 6 0 2 3 2 2 21 1 1 1 1 1 0 Dunmlunab AMBER DNI Ii eseztte
Pate Ne SS ea S22 E7211 1 000 oman NnOweeeTTT IESG ead ses 21000

PFS and OS outcomes with durvalumab were similar to placebo for patients with EGFRm tumors, with wide Cls

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1. Naidoo Jet al. J Thorac Oncol. 2023.18 857-683.

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Dissecting the Evidence to Inform Personalized 1L
Therapy for EGFR-Mutated Advanced/Metastatic
NSCLC

asing Complexity of 1L EGFR. eted Therapy Options for
FRm mNSCLC: NCCN Guidelines!

NGS-based broad molecular profiling (preferred)

EGFR mutation

EGFR exon 19 deletion
or exon 21 L858R mutation

Preferred/Recommended
+ Osimertinib (category 1)
+ Amivantamab + lazertinib* (category 1)
+ Osimertinib + pemetrexed + (cisplatin or
carboplatin) (nonsquamous) (category 1)
Useful in Certain Circumstances
Afatinib (category 1)
Dacomitinib (category 1)
Erlotinib® (category 1)
Erlotinib + ramucirumab?
Erlotinib + bevacizumab
Gefitinib? (category 1)

FDA approved. © Please consult NCCN Guidelnes fr deta on systemic therapy options. PeerView
1. NCCN Clinical Practice Guidelines in Oncology. Non-Small Cel Lung Cancer. Version 8.2025. ps. een org professionals physican_ghpdtinse pat

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FLAURA: Phase 3 Study of 1L Osimertinib in
EGFRm Advanced/Metastatic NSCLC?

MOS, mo (95% Cl)
Best Change From Baseline os TT ETT
in Target Lesions 10: Comparator EGFR TKI___318 (26 6-36 0)

Osimertinib =

Qsimertinib

Comparator EGFR TKI

or] HR= 0.80 (05.05% 01.064.100)
Pa 066
ol
OS 6 8 1215 v0 1 4 OF 50 95 50 50 2 a RE
ovata Time Since Randomization, mo

EEE

mPFS = 18.9 mo
Improved intracranial penetration vs 1G TKIs

Gefitinib or Erlotinib

Toxicities: rash, diarrhea, paronychia (low
grade), QTc prolongation, and ILD (rare)

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FLAURA2: Phase 3 1L Osimertinib + Chemo Significa

y
Improved PFS vs Osimertinib Alone in EGFRm NSCLC14

PFS per Investigator Assessment

Median PFS, mo

(95% Cl)
Osimertinib + chemo 25.5 (24.7-NC)
Osimertinib 16.7 (14.1-21.3)
HR (85% CI) 0.62 (0.49-0.79)
<.0001

Osimertinib + chemo
Osimertinib

0 3 6 6 12 15 0 À 2% 2 3% 33 36

Time Since Randomization, mo

No. at Risk
Omen 79 254 241 225 207 187 165 133 8 42 21 3 0
Osmertnb278 246 227 203 178 148 119 94 67 48 21 1 0
(Data eutft Ap 3, 2023.
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4 Valdviezo N et al. Ann Oncol, 2024.9:1-53,

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FLAURA2: 1L Osimertinib + Chemo Showed Superior OS vs

Osimertinib in EGFRm mNSCLC!

Events/Patients, n (%) Median O:

‘Osimertinib + chemotherapy 1447278 (52) 47.5 (41.0-NC)
Osimerinib 171/278 (62) 37.6(832432)
#0) 2years HR (95% Cl) 0.77 (061-098)
an ? =

08 3 years.
8 ! 63%
Sos 1 years Osimertinio +
2 1 49% chemotherapy
5 1
3 1 1
204 1 1
3 É h 41% y
& 1 1 1
02 Median follow-up (censored patents), mo (range): ! !
‘Osimertnib + chemotherapy, 51.2 (0.2-60.4) | H ı
Osimertinib, 51.3 (0.1-60.1) 1 1 1
00 + + +
0 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 24 27 3 33 36 39 42 45 48 51 54 57 60 63
Time From Randomization, mo
A M0 MI 2 MS Stk ww
1. Panchad D ta CLE 2025. Abstract PLOZ4 PeerView

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Osimertinib + Chemo Showed PFS Benefit in Patients or Without Liver or Bone

Metastases at Baseline vs Osimerti Alone
With Liver Metastases Without Liver Metastases

mPi

mer + cnemotnerapy 278 (24.7 NC)

Came + chemoinerapy 195 (115249)

En Bio Qsimerini 19.4 (15.4250)
208 HR (65% Gi) 2088 41-107) 30 HR GEN G)= 063048083)
Es En
Osimertin +
ge smart schoen À 02 css
ES En
EEE RETA os eeu we oe
fae Time From Randomization, mo ee Time From Randomization, mo
With Bone Metastases. Without Bone Metastases.
Em emo) 210 (ZZNO) Bio marin ehemenerany
Bos 30
EN TR HNO) 068 (040077) 3%
E Gamer + ê
0. chemotherapy ries
Boz aimee Loo aes
o °
DE 2 8 mo ITA a de
aes ‘Time From Randomization, mo Baar Time From Randomization, mo
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Y Valgwiezo N et al. WCLG 2024. Abstract MAT2.04

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FLAURA2: 1L Osimertinib + Chemo Improved PFS vs

Osimertinib Alone in EGFRm NSCLC With CNS Metastases’

With CNS Metastases Without CNS Metastases
EES
Osimertinib + chemo 24.9 (22.0-NC) Osimertinib+ chemo 27.6 (24.7-NC)
Osimertinib 43.8 (11.0-16.7) Osimertinib 21 (16.7-30 5)
HR = 0.47 (95% Cl, 0.33-0.66) HR = 0.75 (95% Cl, 0.55-1.03)
10
z
3 Osimertinib + 309 Osimertinib +
gos chemo gos chemo
=“ 54 Osimertinib
402 £02
004 00
0 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 24 27 30 33 36 0 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 24 27 30 33 36
Time From Randomization, mo Time From Randomization, mo
No. stick Norsk
wu man MT 7 % M 0 » 2 0 DE us we 1 10 0 7 & 2 1 1 0
Se” mann 7 mo 1 5 1 0 mes de ee
1. Valdez Neta. WCLC 2024 Abstract A12.04 PeerView

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FLAURA2: 1L Osimertinib + Chemo Showed a High Proportion of

CRs in the CNS (by CNS BICR) in EGFRm mNSCLC!

Osimertinib + Platinum-Pemetrexed Osimertinib
(cEFR; n= 382) (cEFR; n = 38)

a

go
Do Median best change from baseine go Median best change from baseline
Es In CNS target lesion size % in CNS target sion sze, %:
Ego -94 (range, -100 to 7) -61 (range, -100 to 68)

20 pS |
go
$2 0
58%
ge
do.

E

EX CEFR (n= 78)
Measurable + Nonmea: Measurable BM

ge eee A Osimertinib ‘Osimertinib + Chemo ‘Osimertinib

(n= 104) (n= 40) 8)

‘CNS ORR (95% Cl), % 73 (64.0-81.0) 69 (690-780) 88 (73.0-96.0) 87 (72.0-96.0)

‘Complete response, n (%) 70 (69) 45 (43) 19 (48) 6 (16)
Partial response, n (%) 16(14) 27 (26) 16 (40) m

CNS DCR (95% Cl), % 91 (840-250) 3 (87.0.97.0) 95 (83.0-99.0) 97 (@6.0-100.0)
Median DoR (95% Ci}, mo NR (23.8:NO) 282 (194-NC) NR (21.6-NC) 209 (12.6-N0)

Bor:

WOR

PR

ms

meo
NE

R Prior ONS
radiotherapy?

2 Two patents had 21 measurable CNS lesion at bassin by CNS BICR bu ied before the olow-up CNS BICR scan. © In he eEFR, 440 patents (10%) nthe mer + platnum-

pemetexed arm and 7138 patins (18%) inthe camerino arm had race prior CNS radiharapy, sable reuciogcl sas lr 22 wk aer carlton of dtritve eaten and loción

Mra edures foo study ey. acen Responses e ot require conmaton, par RECIST gudance on randomized suchen, Kaplan ir emater PeerVi
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FLAURA2: TP53 Alterations May Be Prognostic for PFS Benefit

With Osimertinib + Chemo Over Osimertinib Alone!

TP53 Wild Type at Baseline TP53 Altered at Baseline
mPFS, mo (95% Ci)
Osimerinib + chemotherapy (n= 31) NR (24.7-NC) Osimertinb + chemotherapy (n= 41) 27.6 (24.7-NC)
Osimertinib (n = 31) NR(NC-NC) Osimertinib (n = 38) 27.6 (13.9-30.3)
HR = NC HR = 0.57 (95% Cl, 0.29-1.12)
zt 2
Bor Osimertnib+ 2 Canalis
El Osimertinib chemotherapy El chemotherapy
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As en ee %
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FLAURA2: Baseline Plasma EGFR Mutation May Predict Greater

Clinical Benefit With Osimertinib + Chemo vs Osimertinib Alone’

Patients With Baseline Detected
Plasma EGFR Mutation

iients With Baseline Nondetected
Plasma EGFR Mutation

"Oumar + cheneterary 333 SENG)

Suman women Los orne agen

Osmertnib +

Los Osimertinio + chemotherapy
» chemotherapy oe
Los Osimertn’s Lo2 osmertni
o LR 2060 (05% 01. 04500) y [HR 085 (95% 01.081172
8 6 Rn m à 3 De
Time From Randomization, mo Time From Randomization, mo
fio sek No. at oe
ESS es ws o O)
. 9 8 meee 7 0
PL Osimerinib + chemotherapy
FLAURA2: On-treatment 80 MDetected
plasma EGFR mutation 2 60
clearance was prognostic 3 4 essai, gx el come, essa. Metected
but not predictive of benefit | & 20 120280) 210370) 70200) 80170) a ee ed
with osimertinib + ol
chemotherapy vs Osimertinib+ ” Osimertinib = Osimertinib+ | Osimertinib
i 4 Chemotherapy (n=140) Chemotherapy (n= 137),
osimertinib alone’ ery CS
Week 3 Week 6

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4. Janne PA et al, AACR 2024, Abstract CTOI7.

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+ Chemo vs ESMO 2025

Osimertinib Alone Regardless of Baseline Prognostic Factors Updates

OS by Baseline Prognostic Factors

Baseline CNS Metastases EGFR Mutation*

Osimertin +
= chemotherapy, mom year 08 (95% CH %

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aan win Bin Erde and LOSR ae inuded in Extäde subgroup. A
Y dione PA tal. ESMO 2025 Abate LEAT? PeerView

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FLAURA2: Safety Update!

Osimertinid merino

AE + Chemotherapy i
(n=275) a
AE any cause, (0%) Dirnea
Any grade 276100) 20008) Nausea
Decreased appette
Grade 23 19370) 9434) ‘Gonatidtion
serous 12540) 78@27) ash
Outcome of death 22(8) 10 (4) Fatigue
‘Considered possibly related to Vomiting

s 201

treatment a a COVID-19
Leading to isconimuaton ofosimerin 34(12) 200) Sonal
Leading to discontinuation of pemetrexed 137.60) NA Paronychia
Leading to discontinuation of platinum 46 (17) NA ne u

Neutrophil count decreased
ALT increased
Dry skin

+ No new safety signals observed
+ AEs leading to discontinuation of osimertini remained low

+ No new treatment-related deaths observed with
osimertinib + chemo (vs 1 with osimertinib alone)

4. Planchard Det al WLC 2025, Abstract PLO2 04.

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Most Common AEs

<

a Osimertinis
m Grace 12
Grace 3

2 O0 2 40 60
Patients With AE, %

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Phase 3 MARIPOSA: PFS Improved With 1L Amivant:

vs Osimertinib

Primary Endpoint: PFS by BICR?

Median PFS, mo (95% Cl)

Amivantamab
+ lazertinib 23.7 (19.1-27.7)
100 Osimertinib 16.6 (14.8-18.5)
80 HR = 0.70 (95% CI, 0.58-0.85); P < .001
E Median follow-up: 22 mo
go
Es Amivantamab + lazertinib
Osimertinib
2
of
0 3 6 8 12 15 18 21 24 21 30 35
Time, mo
No, a Risk
Aricanioms 425 391 357 202 201 244 104 106 00 233 0 0

Osmernb 420.404 358 325 256 208 180

"atthe time of prespecified final PF:

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90 45 2% 10 0

5 analysis there were a total of 444 PFS events i the amivantamab + lazerinib and osimerinis arms combined.
1.Cho BC etal ESMO 2023. Abstract LBAT4. 2. Cho BC et al. N Eng! Med. 2024.301:1488-1408. 3, Gadgeel Sel al. WCLO 2024. Abstract OA02.03.

MOS (interim analysis):
HR = 0.77

(95% Cl, 0.61-0.96;
P= .019); did not reach

prespecified level of
Statistical significance

Toxicities: paronychia,
IRR, rash, VTE

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MARIPOSA: OS Was Significantly Longer With Amivantamab +

Lazertinib vs Osimertinibt:22-<

100 Median OS, mo (95% CI)
NR (42.9-NR)
| e 36.7 (33.4-41.0)
7 3
70 60 .75 (95% Cl, 0.61-0.92); P < 0.005
ze i
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= 44
OS curves continue to Osimertinib
a projected >
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Median follow-up: 37.8 mo
‘st se 6 « 8 & 9 © 8 & So o ow ww +
Anas + Time, mo
Mare 429 404 360 203 OS 33 HS mé NO 27 27 M2 6e wi 6 NW 1 ©
coment 2 46 400 8 dé Sk SO Mt ah 270 I dr tr OS O0 à

* Last pariipant ented in May 2022. Clinical cut date: December 4, 2024, In total 300 deaths ad occured inthe amivantamab + azerinb (173 deaths) and osimertin (217 deaths)
“arms. P calculated frm alogank test stratified by mutation type (Ex19del ar LASER), race (Asian or Non-Asian), and history of brain metastasis (present or absent, Hazard ratio calculated
‘tom a svalfied Cox regression model Based on an exponential distribution assumption of OS in both arms. PeerView
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MARIPOSA: Amivantamab + Lazertinib Showed a Clinically Meaningful

Improvement in Intracranial PFS With Durable Responses

Median Intracranial PFS,

mo (95% Cl)
‘Amivantamab
2” + kzerinb 25.4 (20.1-29.5)
el Osimertinib 22.2 (18.4-26.9)
a HR = 0.79 (95% Cl, 0.61-1.02); P = 0.07"
5 Se .
E
Eo 3-year landmark icPFS 36
E was 36% vs 18% for Amivantamab + lazertinib
É amivantamab + lazertinib

vs osimertinib

SI 6 8 m & © À À À + à à à à à à

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"Intracranial PES was defined as time from randomization ut the date of intracranial disease progression (progression of brain metastasis or occurence of new brain lesions) or death,

metastasss PP was calculated from a log-ank teat stated by mutation type (EX10del or LASER) and race
(Asian oF Non-Asian) Hazard ratio was calculated ftom a state Cox regression model

1. Yang UCM et aL ELCC 2025, Abstract 0.2 Yang JC-Hetal Engl. Med. Pushed onine September 7, 2025. PeerView

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Multiple Studies Show TP53 Co-Alterations Are a Signal of

Poorer Prognosis in EGFRm NSCLC

Can Comutations Be Used MARIPOSA: PFS by TP53 Status?
as Prognostic Biomarkers?" TP53 Co-mutations

pa ms =
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Es Tem ED
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o
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PFS,
resamuvtsamit "86 TPS TS Gmat
om MPomarsem 108 TPsimutsom

TPE 126

pe Osimertnto 198 (142-238)
HR (85% C1) 0.75 082.107)
2 ss

Median few up: 22.0 mo

mon x a7
oo Woman mw © 5 1 0 0 oe Amivantamab + lazertinib
A > M os 8 a r
= simentinib

+ Comutations in TP53 and tumor suppressor genes

are associated with worse TKI outcomes noua TAO o
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Improved PFS vs Osimerti

An EIERN
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A PRIT TT
MARIPOSA: = Seen tongs zane
PFS by Detectable £ so a
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CtDNA at Week 9! À

9 3 5 +

Time, mo
Detecion of Extéel and LESER by Bicdesi daPCR.
1. Feip et al, ASCO 2024. Abstract 8504

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MARIPOSA: Amivantamab + Lazertinib Yields Significantly

ib in High-Risk Disease

Amivantamab

12 18 10 21 24 27 30

PFS, %

i

‘Avienared + rain 27.7 @2.1-NE)

MR» 072 (05% 01,471.10) P= 192
asno 220

35%

Amivantamao
Turenne

21 8 21
Time, mo

‘With Cleared EGFRm ctDNA* at Week 9

2% à 30

i ‘Amwantamab
H ie
H osinerin’
HA=054 osx cv’,
Mecan

HET:

12 15 18 21 24 27 20
Time, mo

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MARIPOSA: PFS Benefit With/Without CNS Metastases With

1L Amivantamab + Lazertinib in EGFRm mNSCLC13

With a History of Brain Metastases
Median PFS, mo

Without a History of Brain Metastases
Median PFS, mo

(95% Cl) (95% Cl)
‘Amivantamab +lazertinio 18.3 (16.6-23.7) Amivantamab + lazertinib 27.5 (22.1-NE)
Osimertinib 13.0 (12.2-16.4) Osimertinib 19.9 (16.6-22.9)
HR (95% Cl) 0.69 (0.53-0.92) HR (95% Cl) 0.69 (0.53-0.89)
100 00
” “0
=
* in Amivantamab + lazertinib Fe Amper leen
Lo Lo
a E
» Osimertinib 2 Osimertinib
AE ee err rr BEREETZITITEZT
Time, mo Time, mo
No. at Rak Mo, at isk
Anvartamab + aan +
AMD 178102 140194115 92 71 24 24 12 2 0 AMADA 291229211 198170152123 72 36 21 0

Osmernb — 172164146126 95 64 47 21 11 6 1 0

Osimerinb 257 240.212 190171141119 09 27 22 9 0

gi
4. Gho BO etal. ESMO 2023, AbstactLOAL4, 2. Cho BC et al. N Engl J Med, 2024201:1406-1498.9. FeipE el ASCO 2024. Abstract 8504. PeerView

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MARIPOSA: First Onset of Key AEs for 1L Amivantamab +

Lazertinib!

100
Median follow-up of 3e «o
37.8mo g
Es
H
E
Es
Mostfirstonset AEs | $
En

occur early (0-4 mo),

with longer-term follow- $
up showing no new 25 E 2 2 EL E 295 E
safety signals and 238358 5 25535 25 S
indicating that long- Ses au 25 3:65 2
term treatment gs 5 aan 5 o
is feasible g $ 2 2 2
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5 © ©
a fa) à

2 VTE a grouped tem, wich led pumonar embotam, ep vin thrombosis, ib venous thrombosis, venous fembot, rem, superf vin trombosis, temberhleits,
prior vena cava ayan, à m
1" Yang JC-Hetal ELOC 2025. Abstract 0. PeerView

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MARIPOSA: Safety Update’

by Preferred Term’
Median duration of treatment Any grade
was 27.0 mo for amivantamab + Related to EGFR inhibition

Grade 23

fds Paronychia 294 (69) 49(12) 427 (20) 2)
lazertinib and 22.4 mo for Rash 271 (64) 73 (17) 136 (32) 3(<1)
osimertinib Diarrhea 133 (32) 92) 200 (47) 4)

A Dermatitis aeniform 127 60) zo 55 (13) o
A | pom wes 2 ah

ru 5) ) 1

Related to MET inhibition

~ AES were mostly EGFR: and | oe EI EI EI o

MET-related and grades 1-22 Ferrara 16268) 20 20) sn
er

A minority of participants were Infusion-related reaction 275 (65) 2716) © Gi
prescribed antibiotics for rash ALT increased 4170 (40) 2307) 86 (15) 20
(21%) at tty nation” aoe eT 1 u

ipaion
Few were on anticoagulation (5%) CovID-19 His HG een HE
3 a Anemia
o | ea E
lazertinib arm and 11% in the ere en E da ih yeh in
pa ma
osimertinib arm a 84 (20) 3) 26 (6) o
“Torombocyopenia 7408 au 204 sur

{VTE isa grouped te, which include pulmonary embolism, ceep ven tvombcsi, Imb venous Imembone, venous om, Porn, super vein thomberl,tombophiedis
emboiam venous embelsm Jaguar ven tvemboss, sgmod snus Irombons, aay ven Imamboss. purmerary met. Vend ca rombos, central venous eateterzaon, pot

an trombosis, pt trombote syndrome, pulmonary thrombosis, superior saga snus trombosa, wanaverse sn brombak, pele venous thrombosis,

and superior vena cava syndrome, * 220% of parücpants in ler grup. PeerView
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Early Onset AEs Can Be ifi

Accessible Prophylactic Approaches‘

COCOON DM regimen

substantially reduced grade 22 STORE in one

substantially reduced IRRs?

Prophylactic anticoagulation
substantially reduced VTEs*

dermatologic AEs'
im 52 Hold reduction In = ~3-fold reduction in =
dermatologie AËe' x amivantamab IRRs ®
gin % ge ul so
gu z LEE > ~2-fold reduction
geo ET] En in VTEs
ED = =
£5 38.6% 67.6% 2 £ 20.0%
see 43% | 3° 3”
SE 3 225% 3 11.4%
LB] [34.3% En - En
= 5
E é
o o o
COCOON DM SoC DM Dexamethasone Standard IRR Any prophylactic No prophylactic
8-mg IRR management anticoagulation anticoagulation
Grades Grece D prophylaxis
Grade 2 Grade 2
FOR = 018 (85% ci, 0.00040), P<0.0001. PeerView

1. Yang JC-H et al ELOC 2025, Abstract 40:2. Grard N etal ELCC 2026, 3. Spra Al el al. Thorac Oncol 2025 20 800-818. 4. Scott SC etal. ASCO 2024.

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COCOON DM:

+ Oral doxycycline or
minocycline (100
mg twice daily;
weeks 1-12)
Clindamycin 1%
(on scalp daily;

weeks 13-52)
Chlorhexidine 4%
(on fingernails and
toenails daily)
Ceramide-based

moisturizer (on
body and face at
least daily)

1. Byong CC et al. WCLC 2025. Abstract P3.12:8,

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Participants, %

COCOON OM grade 2
P< 0001

so 75

COCOON OM: grace 3
P< 0001

(280 OM: grace 2

"SOC DM: grade 3
P= 7618

COCOONDM SOCDM COCOONDM SOCOM GOCOONDM SOCOM
a 9-75 an ne (o=21) me
Grade > DAEIs DAEIS Involving Skin ,
(Primary Endpoint) (Excluding Paronychia) ainia
100 P= pos P< poor P= 0004
y

COCOONDM 7 soc DM
Geek n= 28)

DAEIS Involving Scalp

COCOONDM 7 SOCDM _COCOONDM SOCOM
Geek (n= 48) (= 20) (n= 48)
DAEIS Involving Face DAEIS Involving Body

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Rates of Amivantamab + Lazertinib Disc nuations Red

Dose Modifications of Amivantamab/Lazertinib Due to AEs
Dermatologic AEs Any AEs

=COCOON DM "SOC DM =COCOONDM "SOC DM

Participants, %

Participants, %
8 6 8 8

Dose Interruption Dose Reduction Discontinuation

Dose Interruption Dose Reduction

+ Participants using the COCOON DM regimen had lower rates of amivantamab or
lazertinib discontinuations due to AEs (11% vs 19% for SOC)

+ VTE was observed in 6% of participants with COCOON DM vs 7% with SOC DM
1. Yang JC-H etal ELOO 2025, Abstract 40.

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PALOMA-3: Amivantamab SC + Lazertinib Shows Noninferiority to

IV Regimen and Improved OS in Refractory EGFRm NSCLC*2

ORR, % (95% CI)

All responders.

Confirmed
responders

Best response, n (%)
CR
PR
sD
PD
NE

DCR, % (95% Cl)

‘Median TTR (range), mo

30 (24-37)
Relative risk, 0.92 (0.70-1.23); P= 001

27 (21-33)

ntamab IV
(n=212)

33 (26-39)

27 (21-33)

Relative risk, 0.99 (0.72-1.36); P< .001

105)
61 (30)
93 (45)
37 (18)
147)

75 (69-81)

15(1269)

105)
68 (32)
81 (38)
42 (20)
20 (9)

71 (64-77)

15 (1.2.9.9)

1. Leight N et al ASCO 2024. LBASSOS, 2. Leigh! NB e al. J Gin Oncol, 2024,42:3603 3805.

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®
Lg
2% ame
¿jo (9%. 428.1) sc enwantemad
¿jo en
ibe
é
E
=
SC amivatama
ge en
22”
ER N amartama
zer as
ato
HR or death = 0.62 (5% I. 042-082)
ol
oa. 6 » ae
tama Time Since Date of Random Assignment, mo
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PALOMA-3: Amivantamab SC + Lazertinib Shows Safety Profile

Consistent With IV With Lower Rate of IRRs and VTE"

The safety profile of amivantamab SC was con:
with fewer IRRs (13% vs 66%) and VTE (9% vs 14%)

Incidence of IRR-Related Symptoms Rates of VTE by Treatment Arm
and Prophylaxis Status
ts, all grades 13 ca
Infuslon-etated AES G2) ba a 5 SC Ami IV Ami
nd [an Grade> m .
Orgone 3 2 ge] Grade2 m =
sea E
‘Vomiting 2 15 3 E Grade 1 =
Cough 2 2
Hypoxia 2 es
Hypotension 1 ¿5
Sinus tachycardia 2 ES
Erythema 1 SE
Chest discomfort 08 58
‘Hypertension 08 es
Fuma 12

DRE = 206 = 210 n= 164 ne 171
100 75 50 25 0 25 50 75 100 All Patients On Prophylactic
% Anticoagulation

1. Leigh N et al ASCO 2024. LBABEOS. 2. Leigh NB e al. J Gin Oncol, 2024,42:3603 3805.

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n=42 n=39
No Prophylactic
Anticoagulation

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PALOMA-2 (Cohort 5): Consistent Response Rate With 1L SC
Q4W Amivantamab + Lazertinib!

Best Confirmed Overall Response by INV (n = 75)

geo fon
5 Dermatitis acneiform
de Stomatitis 29038) 364)
5% Pruritus 26134) 101
SE Diarrhea 22 (29) 23)
Bo Associated with MET inhibition
ba Hypoalbuminemia 4964) 4(5)
33 Peripheral edema 2836) 0
3 oe Other
Increased ALT 25(2) 34)
Increased AST 21 (27) 14)
Dry skin 1823) 0
+ Investigator-assessed ORR: 82% (95% Cl, 71-90)
+ Independent Central Review-assessed ORR: 87% (95% Cl, 77-94)
1. Seot SO el al. WCLO 2025. PeerView

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Selection of Emerging

CTONG 2008
(FLOWERS)

ACROSS2

TROPION-
Lung14

TROPION-
Lung15

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Phase

Phase 2

Phase 3

Phase 3

Phase 3

Eligibility

EGFRm NSCLC with de novo
MET amplification and/or
overexpression

EGFRm (Ex19del, L858R) +
tumor suppressor genes
mutations

EGFRm (exon 19 deletion or
L858R) NSCLC

EGFRm (exon 19 deletion or
L858R) NSCLC

e Combinations

Treatment Arm

Osimertinib +
savolitinib

Almonertinib +
Chemo

Osimertinib + dato-
Dxd

Osimertinib +/- dato-
Dxd

Almonertinib

Osimertinib

Platinum doublet
chemotherapy

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Let’s Discuss A Case

A 60-year-old woman with no history of smoking presents
with cough, dyspnea, and generalized fatigue persistent
for 3 months

Let’s Discuss

PET/CT reveals 3-cm LLL lung nodule and enlarged
mediastinal nodes + multiple FDG-avid hepatic
hypodensities and extensive bone marrow uptake c/w
skeletal metastasis

MRI of the brain: 4 subcentimeter parenchymal lesions c/w
metastases and without perilesional edema

FNA of the lung lesion shows adenocarcinoma (TTF-1+)

Biomarker testing reveals EGFR exon 21 L858R mutation;
PD-L1 TPS <1%

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What 1L treatment would

you recommend for this patient

and why?

How do you decide between
monotherapy vs combination
therapy?

How would you coordinate with your
team and with external experts
about AE prophylaxis/management?
When would you consider SQ
formulations?

Copyright © 2000-2

Case Variations

What if the patient...

Presents with liver metastasis?

Presents with a co-occurring TP53 mutation?

Has detectable ctDNA at baseline but cleared/didn't clear?

Is much older (86) or much younger (40)?

Lives in a remote area 6 hours away from your clinic?

Had a solitary brain metastasis on MRI of the brain? Multiple brain metastases?

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Navigating the Changing Arsenal of Therapies for
Pretreated EGFR-Mutated Advanced/Metastatic
NSCLC

Targeted Therapy’

Clonal Evolution Through EGFR-Targeted Therapy

1. Passar À et al ESMO Open. 2020:5:6000010. 2. Roper N etal. Cll Rep Med. 2020:1:100007.

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sformation After EGFR:

Osimertinib Resistance Mechanism:
Acquired Mutations and SCLC Transformation

First-Line Second-Line (T790M+)
None boven an; EGFR MKRNT-BRAF
CTNNS4 KRAS & mal ol
sue = Jor
rts
None MET amp
em. on
fra
ST À
‘me
None Bt) os
con
(PD-L1) amp

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FLAURA2: No Novel Resistance Mechanisms Were Detected

Osimertinib
‘ (n= 99)
mtn mo

ston

COQ ‘iscontin E
” = | — Satin € coer tai A ———— Le m
wm

om core trom |
wo EGFR C7O7S i wo nam
om corr oneruonmen | so. 40
wm 0m METamptfcaton | "nan
2 ww Eras wm
wm Rar Veco CT
wm KRAS mon 0 te
wm IICA tion me
om CONDES ampicaton | so sm
0 OK amptteaten “so
w m RET fusion 1 w so)
wm RAF fusion om
wm AK fon ms
CT Omer oncogeni fusion — om
m Rat lee 1 vu nm
men m P53 alteration CT A NE |
Joncremonerary J ec exioce
cames | EOFRLESER
+ Acquired resistance mechanisms remained generally similar between osimertinib + chemo and osimertinib monotheray
1. Yang 6 ot al. WLC 2024. Abstract MAIZ. PeerView

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MARIPOSA: Distinct Mechanisms of Resistance to 1L Osimertinib

and Amivantamab + Lazertinib!
Osimert Amivaniamab + Lazertn
EOT Acauired Resistance EOT Acauired Resistance

ESFRMET dependent EGPRMET independent EOERMET EGPRNET dependent

E a econ
it Eg her

sine resort

| um EE
1

ren i a on

ce 7 um cc

sn Gor tf uit |
wimp ER win me maten mu ons men = Fen

+ Acquired resistance mutational landscape is different in 1L osimertinib and amivantamab + lazertinib
+ Acquired MET amplifications and EGFR resistance mutations were less frequent with amivantamab + lazertinib than osimertinib

1. Hayashi et at WCLE 2025. Absra PT1.3.08, PeerView

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MARIPOSA-2: Amivantamab + Chemo Is 2L SOC in E

NSCLC After Osimertinib12

+ Ata median follow-up of 8.7 mo, amivantamab + chemotherapy and amivantamab + lazertinib +
chemotherapy reduced the risk of progression of death by 52% and 56%, respectively

PFS by BICR
Amivantamab + chemotherapy Amiventamab + lazertinib +
vs copy chemotherapy" vs chemotherapy
PFS. 8.30842 m0

FAO GER CI OF DES) FRS DA GRC OE0)
Peut Peur

MPES:63v942m0

* 60
¢ p
Ë a
2 . Consistent PFS benefit by
er investigator
o MS :
a 7 7 a er HR = 0.41 (8.2 vs 4.2 mo;
No at Risk Time, mo P< 001%)
Amivantamab + chemo 131 so “9 2 7 o + HR, 0.38 (8.3 vs 4.2 mo;
‘Amivantamab +iazerinib + chemo 263 194 104 52 a 4 o P<.001)
Creme is om Ze 5 o

“panne seo henterapy amines al pate rare ofthe des ene reste.
"Nominal P value; endpoint not

of hierarchical hypothesis testing
Y Pass et ol EMO 2009. Aline BATS 2 Passar Atal Ann Oncol 202636770.

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MARIPOSA-2 Update: Amivantamab + Chemo Shows Improving

OS Trend vs Chemo Alone’

Amivantamab-chemotherapy continues to demonstrate a clear and improving
OS trend vs chemotherapy®

¿o
5 MARIPOSA-2is ongoing and
2 @ ‘will proceed to final OS
3 analysis as planned
5
B® 60
2 Median follow-up: 18.1 mo Amivantamab +
24 Cl, mo chemotherapy
Amivantamab
5 RC
5 2 Chemotherapy
2
&
o
0 3 6 9 12, 15 18 21 24 2
Time,
No. at Risk
‘Amivantarnab
a A 124 ns 101 8 ss 39 15 a o
Chemotherapy 269 242 213 174 147 103 49 2 6 o

18-mo landmark for OS was 50% for amivantamab + chemotherapy vs 40% for chemotherapy

"OS beneft of amivantamab-chemotherapy vs chemotherapy was general consistent among pre-defined subgroups. P value Is from a logrank test stated by
csimerinIne of therapy (sine vs secandine, story e bain metastases (js or o), and Asian ace (yes va ro) OS was evakated ata 2 add alpha 100142 DoorView
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PALOMA-2 (Cohort 3b): Consistent ORR and PFS Benefit Wit! ESMO 2025

Updates

PFS by INV

‘est Change From Baseline in
‘S00 of Target Lesions, %
fi

Amivantama + chemo
+ y è
mo ic uo No. at Rik 22 e > . o

In the post-osimertinib setting, the efficacy of amivantamab SC Q3W + chemo is consistent with that
of amivantamab IV Q3W + chemo, with the added tolerability and convenience benefits of an SC
formulation, further supporting its use as a new SOC for patients with EGFR-mutated advanced
NSCLC after disease progression on osimertinib

1. Nadal Eo a. ESMO 2026, Abtract 1960. PeerView

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COMPEL: Assessing Benefits of Osimertinib + Chemo in EGFRm

Advanced NSCLC Following Non-CNS Progression on 1L Osimertinib*
Primary Analysis: PFS

3

Events/Patients, n (%) Median PFS, mo (95% Ci

Osimertinib + chemotherapy 32/49 (65) 8.4 (5.7-11.8)
08 Osimerinib 42149 (86) 44 (2556)
HR (95% Cl) 0.43 (0.27-0.70)

Maturity: 76%
Median follow-up, mo (range):
Osimertinib + chemotherapy, 5.4 (<0.1-24.9)
Placebo + chemotherapy, 5.5 (<0.1-11.1)

Probability of PFS
25

Osimertinib + chemotherapy
Osimertinib

00
o 12 18 30
Time From Randomization, mo
No. at Risk
Osimertni + chemotherapy 49 » A 2 1 o
Osimertnio s sa 3 o o o

Osimertinib + chemotherapy was associated with improved PFS vs placebo + chemotherapy

PFS: HR = 0.43 (95% Cl, 0.27-0.70), mPFS: 8.4 vs 4.4mo (N= 98)

OS: HR = 0.71 (95% CI, 0.42-1.23); MOS: 15.9 vs 9.8 mo (N = 98)

Longer CNS PFS in patients without baseline CNS metastases (n = 75)

Improvement in non-CNS PFS (N = 98), suggesting that benefit extends beyond the CNS

+. Paseo G tal. VICLO 202, Alu OAD. PeerView

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TROPION-Lung01: PFS by Histology’

NsQ Squamous
With and Without AGA With and Without AGA

m = on: Dato-D»
O PORC SERA) DARA) o O (enc)

2 MR GE cp esposo 0 HR 66%) ET)
nr % a ns OR. °2 ar
ke 2 ES ss &

zu Zo
¢ E
ES E

” “o

» »

0 o

9 2. 6 8 © E Ww D 2. 6 8 D 2 1 à

Time Since Randomization, mo Time Since Randomization, mo
Der Nostra
oo m m @ à m7 1 0 asm 4 6 6 4 + 41
Ducenmi 2215 ee

PFS HR for NSQ without AGAs: 0.71 (0.56-0.91) )

1.Ahn Metal, ESMO 2023, Abstract LBA12.

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Dato-DXd Versus Docetaxel in Patients With NSCLC: Final OS by

Histology From TROPION-Lung01'

Nonsquamous Squamous
= Delo OKE Don = Sate RT Docs
100 — 100 ——o
TO (124-160) 12200710) TERT 766010 9402128)
80 REC 0.84 068-108 80 Rec 1320091192
2 60 x 60
o 7
© 40 © 40
Dato-Dxd
2 20 148 Docetaxel
5 o Jato-DXd
0 2 4 6 & 10 12 14 16 16 20 22 24 26 26 30 32 M 0 2 4 6 & 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34
Time, mo Time, mo
No. at Rsk No. at Risk
Dato-Dxd "204220200 100161 141 130112 97 76 63 46 31 20 15 4 1 O DaloDXd 65 52 42 39 29 27 21 12 9 8 8 5 4 2 1100
Docetaxel 234206 106 161 190125111 92 79 06 50 32 22 12 0 3 2 0 Dooetaxel 71 67 52 44 36 32 27 20 19 15 138 4 3 3 1 0 0
= In patents with NSQ histology, 16% risk reduction for death and 2.3-mo improvement in median OS with Dato-DX4
+ OS improvements in the NSQ subset were seen regardless of actionable genomic alteration status:
~ Present: 15.6 mo vs 9.6 mo (HR [95% Ci] = 0.65 0 40-1 08) absent: 13.6 mo vs 12.3 mo (HR [95% Cl] = 0.69 [0.70-1.13)
‘ala cta March 1, 2024 * Based onthe number of pers inthe respective actionable genomic ataton subsets.
Vos ware cau ateo on Dan da in escort case repo fms, A
"Sandee ete stot, Al ADS 0 = PeerView

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TROPION-Lung05: Phase 2 Study of Dato-DXd in Previously

Treated NSCLC With Actionable Genomic Alterations’?

Efficacy Summary 7

All Patients Patients >
Responses Treated With EGFR With ALK m1
per BICR Patients Mutations Rearrangement 2

wem mer n= 38) E

ORR confirmed. 4008) 34(430) 8(235) al UE ñ mt, A
NO) TEA (824553) (107412) Een fa myth at nn Us
Median DOR, 7 7 7 nu u pul]
ma (4.2.9.8) (4.2-10.2) (28-84) “Es N
(25% ch L tramos m 18.0088)
DCR confirmed, 108 (78.8) 64 (82.1) 25 (73.5)
nn (%) (95% CI) (71.0-85.3) (717-898) (55.6-87.1)
Median PFS, mo 54 58 43
(95% Cl) (5.4-8.3) (2.6-6.9)

BOR: In the overall population (n = 137), four patients (3%) achieved a
CR and 45 (33%) achieved a PR

+ EGFR subset: Among patients with sensitizing or T790M mutations mame ae
(n = 68), the ORR was 49.1% in those previously treated with osimertinib women © ARAS
5
À Pa eta £940 2003 Ata I 2 Sade tal Om ASS 1250126 PeerView

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| Biomarker: TROP2 Normalized Membrane Ratio

Measured by Quantitative Continuous Scoring!

+ QCS is a novel, fully-supervised computational pathology approach that precisely quantifies and locates

targets such as TROP2
IHC with D Whole suse ‘Automated image Patient biomarker
TROP2 assay 9 imaging analysis (QCS) status determination

a 275% of tumor cells
4 ie D\ with TROP2 NMR 50.56

NE 400 <75% of tumor cells
= with TROP2 NMR 50.56"

Differentiates tumor Measures OD in each tumor cell Calculates TROP2 NMR

from nontumor for every tumor cell

‘Membrane OD
Membrane OD + cytoplasm OD

3 Membrane and cytoplasm Lower NMR —+ higher cytoplasm
= ‘optical density (OD) proportion

2 01>25% of ces wäh an NUR 2056. PeerView

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TROPION-Lung01: NMR of TROP2 by QCS Is Predictive of

Clinical Outcomes’

Overall BEP: Efficacy by TROP2 QCS-NMR Status + TROP2 NMR as measured by QCS reflected the
TROP2 QCS-NMR positivity is predictive for longer PFS with Dato-DXd expression of TROP2 in the membrane relative to total
in the biomarker-evaluable population (n = 352) TROP2 (membrane and cytoplasm) and predicted
‘outcomes in an exploratory TROPION-Lung01
on analysis.
- TROP2 QCS-NMR+ was more prevalent in patients
ORR, % 327 103 169 154 with nonsquamous vs squamous histology
75 Modan PES, mo 69 41 29 4 (66% vs 44%)
x PES HR OSHC) 057041070) 1.16 078170) - Patients receiving Dato-DXd who were TROP2
so Treatment by biomarker status interaction: P = QCS-NMR+ had a higher ORR and longer PFS
ES compared with those who were TROP2 QCS-NMR-
ee - Overall grade 23 AE rates with Dato-DXd were
25 Dato-DXd, fauna similar regardless of TROP2 QCS-NMR status
SER 1. QCS.NMR- + Further investigation of this promising biomarker is
0 ‘ongoing in the first-line advanced/metastatic NSCLC
0 4 3 12 16 trials AVANZAR (NCTO5687266) and TROPION-Lung

Time From Randomization, mo 10 (NCTO6357533)

TROP2 QCS-NMR has the potential to be the first TROP2 biomarker and the first computational pathology
biomarker for predicting clinical response to Dato-DXd in NSCLC.

‘ata cate March 29 2023
PFS HR (86% Cl) by TROP2 QCS-NMR status (+ vs -) within treatment. Dato-DXd: 0.48 (0.33-0.69); docetaxel: 0.97 (0.68-1.39) Ji
Frans MG ett WOLC 2024. Alatrcl PLOZ 1 PeerView

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Combined TROPION-Lung05 and -0112

EGFR Mutation Profile (n = 117)

Events/Patients, n

Exon 20 Ins; Exon 20
Actionable 20S: 797s: 0.9%
Genomic HR for PFS
Alterations Docetaxel

‘Absent 187/249 1827254 0.85

Present 26/50 36/51 mo 0.35
513%
Absent 162249 185/254 097
1
Present 33/50 33/51 eH 0.66
° O1
m ol Exon 21
Favors Favors L858R: 31.6%
Dato-DXd Docetaxel
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Combined TROPION-Lung05 and -0112

PFS and OS in the EGFRm Pool (|

117)

100 Median PFS, mo (95% Cl)
Response # 80 5.8 (5.4-8.2)
Confirmed ORR, n (%) 50 (42.7) 43 (44.8) 5 60 48.5
(95% CI) (836-522) (46-553) D 4
BOR, n (%) mes E EGFRm pool
CR 543) 402 o 1 H
PR 45 (38.5) 39 (40.6) 012345678 9 10111213 14 15 16 17 18 19
SD 48 (41) 37 (38.5) No. at Risk. Time, mo
a ROH 320 2021) EOFRm pool 117 115401 86 77 61 42 24 31 20 17 17 13 11 10 10 4 2 2 0
PD 12103) 10(10.4) Median OS, mo (95% Cl)
NE 464 1142) 100 834 15.6 (13.1-19.0)
20 647
Median DOR, mo (95% Cl) 7(4.29.8) 6.9 (4.2-9.8) 8 60
DCR, n (%) 101 (86.3) 82(85.4) 8 4
(95% CI) (787-920) (76.7-91.8)
Median PFS, mo (95% CI) 5.8(54-82) 5.7(5.4-7.9) 20 EGFRm pool
Median OS, mo (95% Cl) 15.6 (13.1-19.0) 14.7 (130-183) 9 + ne

01234567 8 9 10111213 141516 17 18192021
No. at Risk Time, mo
EGFR pool 117117113109103 88 84 68 95 80 77 73 68 63 53 47 35 M 19 12 6 0

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OptiTROP-Lung04: Sac-TMT Demonstrated Statistically ESMO 2025

Significant Improvements in PFS and OS vs Chemo! Updates
PFS by BICR* OS by BICR
m EA o wenn air

pests soo von qi OR GENCY arma 840955

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9 3 6 + 2 15 % A À D 3 6 8 2 5 8 À A
Time, mo. Time, mo.

Ho. at Rsk Neat Rsk
Ste 14 we @ 6 er Serum We se 467 1887 17 ISSO
Chemo m 125 1 2 1 6 4 0 Ghee 18 ND A2 UT 132 NO #7 1 0

Sac-TMT significantly improved PFS with 51% At the interim analysis, sac-TMT significantly
lower risk of PD or death improved PFS with 40% lower risk of PD or death

ata cult: Juy 8: 2025.
"For prespecifed PFS IA (daa cutof July 11, 2024), HR = 0.47 (95% Cl, 025:.82).P.<.0001. "Bases on prespecified OS IA, 2-sded P value was les than the

prespecified efficacy Boundary to achieve sltcalysignifcant improvement (2-skded aipha level of 0124 determines by the o'Brien-Fleming alpha spending funcion),
1 Zhang Let al ESMO 2025, Abstract LBAS.

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HARMONi: Ivonescimab + Chemo in Patients With EGFRm

NSCLC Progressed on EGFR TKI Therapy’

Events, Median, HR a
= min mo eske ? 00 SNe mo” peon
Tones 952 _
hey 12908) 88 (drag 00 Fe 60 188 pel, OD
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Seen
20 | mean FU:223m6 edan ru
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SAVANNAH: Osimertinib + Savolitinib Showed Higher Antitumor

Activity Compared With Savolitinib + Placebo‘?

Osimertinib + Savolitinib in Locally Advanced or Metastatic EGFRm NSCLC

(PD on 1L osimertinib and confirmed MET overexpression or amplification)
Investigator-Assessed

‘Confirmed ORR, % (95% CI) 16 (5-36)
n 4

Median DOR, mo (95% Cl) 11.8 (6.0.NC) 45(26N0) 849117) 42(26N0)

Median time to onset of response, wk (OR) 6 (57-62) 61686. 616070) 616463

Savolitinib + Osimertinib BICR-Assessed Savolitinib + Placebo BICR-Assessed

ossess

in Target Lesion Size, %

Best Change From Baseline
sess

Best Change From Baseline
in Target Lesion Size, %

Best objective response PRESO MPD NE

B

Phase 3 SAFFRON study is ongoing: savolitinib + osimertinib vs chemo in patients with NSCLC after osimertinib? )
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SACHI: Osimertinib + Savolitinib Improved mPFS in

MET-Amplified NSCLC Post 1L EGFR TKI’

Unresectable or Metastatic EGFRm NSCLC
(PD on 1L EGFR-TKI and centrally confirmed MET amplification [FISH+])

Prior 1st/2nd G EGFR-TKI-Treated Population ITT Population
Osimectinis
s Chematherapy
Ser oo)
u Es cn en mw a
se mers EEK Cho esos 544240 EN TOTS 95% GI. mo 8206112) 45/3054)
ES Seaited HR (SCD 034 (021058) pe States HR OSHC) 024 (025049)
La » ce a <om
so 20
a 4 5 «
23 Caiman + seit gx Cainer + alto
2 2 2 »
10 mora ‘0
lesen cyematerapy 4 Semen
RE RES AR 8 Rt 10 18: EEE ES
E Time, mo BR Time. mo
for the primary endpoint were met in both the prior
reated and ITT population:
=
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Selected Trials on the Horizon for Pretreated EGFRm NSCLC

Phase _Elligibility
SAFFRON Phase 3 EGFRm and MET—
overexpressed and/or
amplification advanced
NSCLC after osimertinib
ORCHARD Phase 2 Advanced NSCLC after
osimertinib
NCT05194982 Phase 1 Advanced NSCLC

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Treatment Arm Control Primary

Arm Endpo
Chemo PFS

Savolitinib +
Osimertinib

Platform Study NA ORR

BL-B01D1 (EGFR X NA Safety and

HER3) RP2D
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Let’s Discuss A Case

A 65-year-old patient with locally advanced,
unresectable EGFRm NSCLC (EGFR exon 19 deletion,
PD-L1 TPS <1%) who started 1L osimertinib

After 14 months, imaging tests show pulmonary, liver, and
bone metastases

The patient remains asymptomatic
ECOG PS of 1

Repeated biomarker testing shows no new targetable
alterations

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What tests/assessment need to be done
before treatment decision?

What treatment would you recommend for
this patient and why?

How do we reconcile treatment intensity
and safety profiles with patient
preferences in routine practice?

What practical recommendations can we
offer the community oncology team about
the integration and use of ADC-based
therapies?

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Case Variations

What if the patient...

Received the FLAURA2 regimen as 1L therapy?
— Consideration of length of Rx on pemetrexed

Received the MARIPOSA regimen as 1L therapy?

Presents with MET amplification?

Progresses on 2L therapy and is willing to consider 3L options?

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Extending the Benefits of EGFR-Targeted
Therapies to Patients With EGFR Exon 20
Insertion Mutations

PAPILLON: 1L Amivantamab + Chemo Improved PFS and ORR

in EGFR Ex20ins-Mutated NSCLC‘

Primary Endpoint: PFS by BICR B 4 intamab + Chemotherapy

“Amivantamab + chemotherapy reduced sk of progression or death by 60% 3.
ense Py
2 i.
¢ I.

® Penn = Chemotherapy
<henoterey a:
2
| co if:
5 à à 5 6 à à 3
Be ig ww a . + HE
Consistent PFS benefit by investigator: : Das

12.9 v 6.9 mo (HR = 0.38 [95% Cl, 0.29-0.51]; P< .0001%)

+ Amivantamab + chemo vs chemo alone showed consistent PFS benefit across all predefined subgroups; significantly
higher ORR, longer DOR, and deeper mean reduction in tumor size; and longer PFS2, supporting the 1L use of
amivantamab + chemo; favorable interim OS trend (HR = 0.675; P= .106)

+ The safety profile of amivantamab + chemo was consistent with individual agents, with low rates of treatment-related
discontinuations with amivantamab (7%)

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CHRYSALI

EGFR Ex20in
EGFR Exon 20
Prior Platinum
(N= 81)
ORR (IRC) 40%
mDOR (INV) 11.1 mo
mPFS (IRC) 8.3 mo

Key Toxicities
IRR (66% any grade, 3% grade
23); most commonly on C1D1
Derm: rash (86% any grade,

4% grade 23), paronychia (45%)

MET related: hypoalbuminemia
(27%), edema (18%)

Dose reduction: 13%;

dose discontinuation: 4%

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Amivant

of Target Lesions, %
Besebessosuessssss

Best Change From Baseline in SOD

és

b Improved PFS and ORR in Pretreated
Mutated NSCLC!

Exon20ins location
1 Halcal region (762-786)
12 Near loop region (767-772)
2 Far loop region (773-775)
1 Not detected by DNA

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Best Confirmed Overall Response by
INV (n = 63)

3

a
x ER so
€ Eso
3 2:
E Ego IMPFS (95% Cl mo — Amiantamen + he
a El E
is ii 7) Schemotnerapy 122 (04NE) Median folowup: 104 mo
E o
E ° y 8. y = 75
3 Per Time, mo
3 40 un. a ” = ° o
s os
2 go
ä -60 4 Qe 0
E 2 El
5 Arivaniamab > chemotherapy
É so | * Pertatrosponso 33 «
3 80 | a OS (95% CH. mo
5 u Stable disease E Seen
é ie & 7 Boy NENNE) Madan otowup: 104 mo
du o. o 3 y 7 5 5 7
E Pe Time, mo
ES o o o.
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WU-KONG1B: Tumor Response Was Observed With Sunvozertinib in
Platinum-Pretreated EGFR Ex20ins—Mutated NSCLC‘

Tumor Response Random 200 mg(n=85) Random 300 mg (n= 89) All 300 mg (N = 107)
Objective response rate, n (%) 39 (45.9) 42 (47.2) 49 (45.8)
97.5% Cl 33.6-58.5 35.1-59.5 34.8-57.0
P <.0001 <.0001 <.0001
Disease control rate, n (%) 76 (89.4) 82 (92.1) 95 (88.8)
97.5% Cl 79.6-95.6 83.3-97.2 80.1-94.6
Best overall response, n (%)
CR 5(59) 3(3.4) 3(2.8)
PR 34 (40) 39 (43.8) 46 (43)
sD 37 (43.5) 40 (44.9) 46 (43)
PD 6 (7.1) 5 (5.6) 8 (7.5)
NE 3 (85) 2(2.2) 48.7)

FDA grants accelerated approval to sunvozertinib for metastatic
NSCLC with EGFR exon 20 insertion mutations on July 2, 2025

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Selection of Other Emerging EGFR TKls for EGFR Ex20ins—

Mutated NSCLC in 1L/2L/Beyond

WU-KONG15

WU-KONG28

REZILIENT1

REZILIENT1

FURVENT

BECOME

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Phase

Phase 2

Phase 3

Phase 2

Phase 3

Phase 3

Phase 2

Eligibility

EGFR-mutated NSCLC

1L EGFR ex20ins-mutated
NSCLC.

EGFR ex20ins-mutated
NSCLC after platinum-
based chemotherapy with
or without amivantamab

1L EGFR ex20ins-mutated
NSCLC.

1L EGFR ex20ins-mutated
NSCLC

Pretreated EGFR ex20ins-
mutated NSCLC

Treatment Arm

Sunvozertinib

Sunvozertinib

Zipalertinib

Zipalertinib + Chemo

Furmonertinib

Control
Arm
NA

Chemo

NA

Chemo

Chemo

NA

Primary
Endp«

PFS

PFS

Safety, PK,
ORR, DOR

Toxicity, PFS
PFS

ORR

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Let’s Discuss A Case

A 55-year-old man presents with dyspnea
Workup testing reveals pleural effusion
Pleural fluid cytology positive for adenocarcinoma of lung
PET scan: multiple bilateral pulmonary nodules
ECOG PS 1

Liquid biopsy reveals an EGFR exon 20 insertion
mutation; tissue NGS from the resection sample shows
the same findings

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Y

Let's Discuss

What treatment would you recommend for
this patient and why?

What are the downstream implications of
frontline therapy choices on sequential
treatment planning?

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The Expanding Role of EGFR-Targeted Therapy in
Earlier Disease Settings

LAURA: Improved PFS With Osimertinib After
Chemoradiotherapy in Stage Ill EGFRm NSCLC!

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LAURA: Improved Trend Towards OS Benefit With Osimertinib*

Events, n (%) Median (95% Cl), mo_HR (95% CI)_ Log-Rank P
‘Osimertinib (n = 143) — 40 (28) 58.8 (541-NC)
Placebo (n = 73) 26 (36) 54 (42.1-NC)
82%

0.67 (0.40-1.14) 140

10
09
08
07
08
05
04
03
02
o1

7% 31% maturity

Osimertinib

Placebo

Probability of OS

0 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 24 27 30 33 36 39 42 45 48 51 54 57 60 63 68 69 72 75
i Time From Randomization, mo
No. at Risk

Osimertinib 143 142 138 135 133 130 129128 125123112 99 89 73 62 49 40 29 18 11
Placebo 73 73 71 70 68 65 64 63 62 60 56 44 35 26 23 15 11 10 7 5

642110
322100

55/69 (80%) patients who discontinued study treatment in the placebo group
received subsequent treatment with a 3rd-gen EGFR-TKI

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ADAURA Primary Endpoint: Improved DFS With Adjuvant

Osimertinib at Updated Analysis’?

Stage IB-IIIA

Median DFS, mo (95% CI)

Osimertinib (n = 339)
Placebo (n = 343)

HR (95% Cl)

10
09
os

658 (61.7-NC)
28.1 (22.1-35.0)
0.27 021.034)

Maturity: 45%
Osimertinib: 28%
Placebo: 62%

Stage IIIA

Median DFS, mo (95%

Osimertinib (n = 233)
Placebo (n = 237)
HR (95% CI)

E
65.8 (54.4-NC)
21.9(166-27.5)
0:23 (0.18-030)

Maturity: 51%
Osimertinib: 32%
Placebo: 70%

§ 07 Osimertinib
3 06
Bos
E
os
go
02
e. H H i
i | i 2 H
9 5 2 0 À 0 % à à à © & 1 SAA sammen
Ho at Rak ney io az Time, mo.
E mom nop s oka mw mw mm me SR 8
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AURA Secondary Endpoint: Improved OS?

Stage IB-IIIA Disease

Adjuvant osimertinib demonstrated a statistically and
clinically significant improvement in OS vs placebo in

the overall population of stage IB-IIIA disease

Sy 08 Rate,
Kamen
Osimerino ET]
Placebo 33 me
(Overall OS HR (95.02% CI) 0491034070)
< 0001

Osimertinib
{

Maturity: 18%, osimertinib: 12%,

Median follow-up for OS (censored
patients): osimer
placebo = 61.5 mo

Placebo

ib = 61.5 mo;

Stage IIHIIA Disease
Adjuvant osimertinib demonstrated a statistically and
clinically significant improvement in OS vs placebo in
the primary population of stage II-IIIA disease

54.08 Rat,

nec

Osimertnio 2 5008)
Placebo CRETE]
Overall OS HR (05.03% C) 049(0.23-073)
8

0008

Osimertinis

08, Proportion

Maturity: 21%; osimertinib, 15%;

Median follow-up for OS (censored
patients): osimertinib = 61.7 mo;

placebo = 60.4 mo. H

Placebo

Time Since Randomization, mo

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ECC)

Time Since Randomization, mo

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NeoADAURA: The MPR Rate Was Significantly Higher With Both

Osimertinib-Containing Regimens’

Neoadjuvant osimertinib, with or without 50 Difference: 24% (95% CI, 15-32)
chemo, demonstrated statistically significant OR: 19.8 e 002% a 46853)

improvement in MPR rates vs chemo alone rita

(26% or 25% vs 2%) in resectable EGFRm 40 Difference: 23% (95% Cl, 15-22)
stage II-I18 NSCLC ‘OR: 19.3 (69.9% Cl, 17-217 4)

Interim EFS trends favored the osimertinib- Ben

containing arms (osimertinib + chemo HR = E 26 5

0.50; 99.8% Cl, 0.17-1.41; osimertinib $5 (95% CL 180.40) (95% ci. 17.0-34.0)

monotherapy HR = 0.73; 95% Cl, 0.40- 1.35) | ©

Fewer patients with an MPR had an EFS & 2

event vs patients without an MPR. =

(2% vs 18%)

‘Over 50% of patients with baseline N2 10

disease were down-staged at surgery with 2

osimertinib-containing arms vs 21% with (95% Cl, 00.6.0)

ae ° Osimertinib Osi tinib A

Safety findings were consistent with the Imertinib + Imertini bo +

known profiles of the individual agents re est re
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Let’s Discuss A Case

65-year-old woman, never-smoker, presents
and had CT of the chest and abdomen

persistent cough Let's Discuss

CT chest shows a 3.4-cm x LUL mass

PET scan demonstrates 3.0- x 2.6-cm, solid-appearing LUL mass
(SUV 5.3); pleural is normal, 1 hilar LN, no distant disease

Brain MRI negative for metastases

EBUS confirmed hilar nodal involvement

Transbronchial biopsy LUL mass: invasive lung adenocarcinoma
NGS: EGFR exon 19 deletion, PD-L1: 70%

Staged as: T3NO, stage IIB

The patient receives neoadjuvant cisplatin and pemetrexed (well-
tolerated with moderate response), undergoes robotic lobectomy

4 weeks later comes to your clinic to discuss next-steps in care

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What are the key considerations for the
approach and timing of biomarker testing?
How can we ensure effective
multidisciplinary treatment planning for
resectable EGFR-mutant NSCLC?

What therapy would you recommend and
why?

What if the patient is interested in EGFR-
targeted therapy but not chemotherapy?
When to consider EGFR-targeted
treatment as a neoadjuvant strategy?
What if the patient approaches the end of
the adjuvant osimertinib regimen but is
interested in continuing therapy?

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