Expert Insights: Strategies for Step-Up Dosing and Long-Term Treatment Management with Bispecifics in R/R MM
Experts on multiple myeloma provide comprehensive insights on treatment spacing and step-up dosing practices and discuss the long-term utilization of bispecific antibodies.
EP: 1.Advancements in the Treatment of Newly Diagnosed MM: Updates from the Phase 3 IMROZ Study
EP: 2.Navigating Treatment Advancements and Recent Approvals in R/R Multiple Myeloma: Expert Insights
EP: 3.Updates From the Phase 2 MonumenTAL-2 Study Investigating Talquetamab in R/R MM
EP: 4.Long-Term Follow-up with Teclistamab in R/R MM: Updates from MajesTEC-1
EP: 5.Treatment Strategies with Elranatamab in R/R MM: Updates from the MagnetisMM Trials
EP: 6.Expert Perspectives: Sequencing Approaches with CAR-T and Bispecifics in R/R MM
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EP: 7.Expert Insights: Strategies for Step-Up Dosing and Long-Term Treatment Management with Bispecifics in R/R MM
EP: 8.The Role of MRD Testing in Guiding Treatment in R/R MM: ASCO 2024 Updates from PERSEUS
EP: 9.Considerations in Sequencing BCMA-Targeting Bispecifics and CAR-T Therapies in R/R MM
EP: 10.Cilta-cel in R/R MM: ASCO 2024 Updates from CARTITUDE Trials
EP: 11.AE Management for CAR-T Therapy: Expert Insights and Perspectives
EP: 12.Looking Ahead: ASCO 2024 Updates and Future Perspectives
EP: 13.Key Takeaways and Clinical Pearls on the Treatment of R/R MM in the Era of Bispecifics
EP: 14.Bispecific Antibodies Are Taking the Multiple Myeloma World by Storm
Video content above is prompted by the following questions:
- How are the step-up and treatment doses for bispecifics administered at your institution? Are they administered in your clinic or in the community?
- How are patients monitored for CRS and ICANS during step-up dosing?
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