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The landscape of treatment for CLL is rapidly evolving, with promising results from trials examining chemotherapy-free regimens in the frontline setting. While these targeted approaches utilizing BTK or BCL-2 inhibitors have largely displaced chemoimmunotherapy in frontline management of CLL, there remains a clinically significant fraction of patients who will require subsequent therapy after developing drug intolerance or progressive disease. Join Drs. Andrew Lipsky and Jacob Soumerai as they strategize which targeted therapeutic options for relapsed/refractory CLL likely offer each individual patient the safest and most effective clinical outcome.
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The landscape of treatment for CLL is rapidly evolving, with promising results from trials examining chemotherapy-free regimens in the frontline setting. While these targeted approaches utilizing BTK or BCL-2 inhibitors have largely displaced chemoimmunotherapy in frontline management of CLL, there remains a clinically significant fraction of patients who will require subsequent therapy after developing drug intolerance or progressive disease. Join Drs. Andrew Lipsky and Jacob Soumerai as they strategize which targeted therapeutic options for relapsed/refractory CLL likely offer each individual patient the safest and most effective clinical outcome.
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