Clinical and NGS predictors of response to regorafenib in recurrent glioblastoma
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A. Olivi | R. Pallini | T. Cenci | L. Larocca | M. Martini | A. Mangraviti | M. Balducci | G. D. Della Pepa | A. Martino | C. Mazzarella | S. Chiesa | Q. G. D’Alessandris | M. Martucci | L. Lauretti | M. Gessi | S. Gaudino | M. Offi | S. Bracci | Rosellina Russo | F. Beghella Bartoli | Martina Offi | Antonella Mangraviti
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