NUT Carcinoma
NUT carcinoma, also known as NUT midline carcinoma, is a rare type of cancer that can form anywhere in the body, but is usually found in the lungs, head, or neck.
Nut carcinoma grows from the squamous cells in the body, which are cells that make up the skin and lining of some organs, like the lungs and stomach. The cancer is aggressive and can spread quickly to other parts of the body.
Clinical Trials
Through clinical trials, Lurie Cancer Center’s patients gain access to innovative treatment options before they are widely available, including the trial below for patients with NUT Carcinoma.
Use the search tool below to find Lurie Cancer Center clinical trials currently enrolling patients across Northwestern Medicine.
Our Experts
Working together, our multidisciplinary team of specialists create a personalized treatment plan, providing comprehensive state-of-the-art cancer care and patient-centered support.
Patient Support
Lurie Cancer Center offers a wide range of specialized services and supportive care to help patients and families before, during and after cancer treatment.