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Experts Talk CLL #10 : Let's Talk Sequencing: Where are we now?


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A discussion between Dr. Peter Anglin and Dr. William G. Wierda (November 2022)

Dr. Anglin and Dr. Wierda discuss sequencing and factors that drive decisions when initiating treatment and when transitioning from one line of therapy to the next. The discussion zooms in on emerging approaches, their benefits over established treatments and their potential role in the CLL treatment algorithm. The relevance of disease characteristics and prognostic risk factors were summarized, as well as patient-related considerations, in the context of treatment duration (continuous vs fixed), duration of response, and treatment-related toxicities.

Peter Anglin, MD, FRCPC, MBA, Hematologist/Oncologist, Physician Lead, Stronach Regional Cancer, Centre Newmarket, ON

William G. Wierda, MD, PhD, Professor and Medical Director, Department of Leukemia, Executive Medical Director, Leukemia, Lymphoma and Stem Cell Transplant, University of Texas, MD Anderson Cancer Centre

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