Abstract
Standardized reporting of treatment response in oncology patients has traditionally relied on RECIST and PERCIST. While these endpoints are useful in prioritizing active drugs for further development, assessment of the limited number of lesions (up to 5) prevents a comprehensive evaluation of treatment response heterogeneity that most patients experience. The central hypothesis of our study was that a more complex evaluation of all lesions improves outcome prediction.
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