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Combining SBRT and Immunotherapy in Early Stage NSCLC Patients Planned for Surgery
This study aims to evaluate the safety and mechanisms of action of the trimodality treatment (radiotherapy, immunotherapy and surgery) in early-stage non-small cell lung cancer. Half of the patients will receive stereotactic ablative radiotherapy followed by 2 cycles of immunotherapy (pembrolizumab); the other half will not receive the immunotherapy treatment. After treatment, both groups will continue treatment according to guidelines and will undergo surgery (lobectomy).
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