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CheckMate 067 Long-term — SCE Medical Oncology MCQ

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HardMelanoma & SkinCheckMate 067 Long-termSCE Medical Oncology

A fit patient has untreated BRAF V600-mutant metastatic melanoma with rapidly progressive bulky liver disease, rising LDH and impending hepatic compromise. There is judged to be insufficient time for an adequate immune response. Which first-line strategy most closely follows NICE NG14?

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Correct answer: CDabrafenib–trametinib as a rapid-response BRAF/MEK combination

Explanation lettering: E = shown as A · A = shown as B · D = shown as C · C = shown as D · B = shown as E

D is correct when there is not enough time for an adequate immune response. A omits MEK inhibition without a stated contraindication; B is less active than BRAF/MEK therapy in this molecular setting; C does not address the immediate need for rapid cytoreduction; E is less toxic but still relies on time for an immune response.

Reference: NICE NG14 melanoma: recommendations (Current NICE guideline, accessed August 2026): https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/ng14/chapter/recommendations