Ibrahim Aldoss, MD, City of Hope Comprehensive Cancer Center

Ibrahim T. Aldoss, MD, discusses the use of revumenib monotherapy in patients with relapsed/refractory acute leukemia harboring KMT2A rearrangements.

With their final thoughts, medical experts share unmet needs in the treatment landscape of Ph+ acute lymphoblastic leukemia.

Key advances in ALL treatment from ASCO 2023 are discussed by Dr Przespolewski.

Dr Aldoss discusses the role ponatinib and blinatumomab in the management of Ph+ALL.

Medical experts highlight recent findings from the PhALLCON study.

Drs Aldoss and Przespolewski evaluate the changing treatment landscape for patients diagnosed with Ph+ ALL.

Amanda Przespolewski, DO, and Ibrahim Aldoss, MD define and discuss how to diagnose patients with Ph+ALL.

Ibrahim Aldoss, MD, and James K. McCloskey, MD, share thoughts on how to effectively sequence available treatment modalities for acute lymphocytic leukemia in various patient populations.

Drs Aldoss and McKloskey describe treatments that can be used in the salvage setting of acute lymphocytic leukemia, including CAR T-cell therapy.

Ibrahim Aldoss, MD and James K. McCloskey, MD describe treatment modalities that can be utilized in treating a pediatric or AYA patient with relapsed / refractory ALL.

Insights on how to approach an acute lymphocytic leukemia patient who is MRD positive after induction therapy.

An overview of the treatment implications of testing for minimal residual disease in pediatric and AYA patients with ALL.

Drs Aldoss and McCloskey share their thoughts on treating patients with ALL at community centers versus at tertiary, academic medical centers.

Ibrahim Aldoss, MD; and James K. McCloskey, MD, discuss how to approach the treatment of a pediatric or AYA patient with ALL who is Philadelphia chromosome-negative (Ph-).

A review of the design, results, and practical implications of the GIMEMA Trial.

A discussion on how to approach the treatment of a pediatric or AYA (adolescent and young adult) patient with ALL (acute lymphoblastic leukemia) who is Philadelphia chromosome positive (Ph+ALL).

Ibrahim Aldoss, MD, and James K. McCloskey, MD, share their thoughts on different stratification measures used to assess risk in pediatric, adolescent, and young adult patients newly diagnosed with ALL.