Vadim Koshkin, MD
Dr. Vadim Koshkin is a genitourinary medical oncologist at the University of California San Francisco where he leads the bladder cancer clinical program in medical oncology. He completed his medical degree at the University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine, internal medicine training at the University of Michigan and fellowship in medical oncology at the Cleveland Clinic, and his interests are focused in clinical and translational research of bladder and prostate cancer.
Articles by Vadim Koshkin, MD
The panel concludes with a candid discussion about the most urgent changes that could improve cancer care today.
The panel explores the importance of introducing palliative care discussions earlier in the treatment journey.
The panel explores the overlooked burden of financial toxicity and proactively raising the topic with patients.
The panel explores how clinicians can build trust with patients from diverse backgrounds and ensure care is patient-centered.
The panel explores how clinicians can introduce clinical trial options while maintaining trust in the face of uncertainty.
The panel explores the emotional weight of a cancer diagnosis and the importance of empathetic communication.
Drs. Koshkin and Nizam discuss how a longer treatment-free interval may predict benefit from pembrolizumab rechallenge.
Drs. Koshkin and Nizam break down recent research on pembro in patients with la/mUC who responded to first-course pembro.
Dr. Koshkin highlights emerging data on Nectin-4–targeted imaging and radiopharmaceuticals in urothelial cancer.
Dr. Koshkin shares an overview of FAP-targeted theranostics, including UCSF-led studies showing FAP PET imaging’s ability.
The panel highlights the limitations of conventional imaging in detecting disease progression at undetectable PSA levels.
The panel zooms in on the use of radium, enzalutamide, and other therapeutic agents, touching on patient preference trials.
The panel focuses on decision-making between AR antagonists and abiraterone, weighing factors such as reimbursement.
The panel goes in-depth on the use of testing and SBRT as metastasis-directed therapy in newly diagnosed prostate cancer.
The panel explores the the role of imaging, genomics, and patient factors in the management of mHSPC.
In the final part of this roundtable, Drs. Koshkin and Grivas discuss the use of EV/pembro and which patients are eligible.
In part five of this roundtable, the panelists explore the use of ctDNA in the TOMBOLA and IMvigor011 trials.
In the fourth part of this roundtable series, the panelists discuss recent updates on bladder-sparing treatments.
In part 3 of this roundtable, the NIAGARA trial is discussed, along with cisplatin regimens and the potential of durvalumab.
In the second part of this roundtable, new trials including VOLGA and EV-304 are analyzed.
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