Treatment of an Advanced NSCLC Patient with a Rare OSBPL9-ALK Fusion: A Case Report
ALK rearrangements define an important molecular subtype of lung adenocarcinoma, and the rearranged ALK serves as a well-established oncogenic driver in this malignancy. The most common type of mutation is the EML4-ALK fusion. Meanwhile, rare fusions are also frequently discovered with regard to ALK. However, clinical...