Marc S. Hoffmann, MD

Articles by Marc S. Hoffmann, MD

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Dr. Lipsky separates high-risk biomarkers conceptually, emphasizing TP53 aberrations and IGHV unmutated status should be considered distinctly rather than aggregated. TP53 aberrations—encompassing del(17p) and/or TP53 mutation—represent the highest-risk adverse predictive biomarkers across all CLL treatment strategies.

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Dr. Shadman reviews SEQUOIA 6-year follow-up data, highlighting that zanubrutinib monotherapy continues demonstrating high efficacy regardless of del(17p) status. Key outcomes include 74% PFS at 6 years for del(17p)-negative patients (Arm A) and 64% for del(17p)-positive patients (Arm C, 111 patients representing the largest prospective BTK inhibitor cohort in this high-risk population).

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Dr. Parikh highlights the CLL14 9-year follow-up data as among the most important datasets presented at EHA 2026. The study enrolled treatment-naïve patients with significant comorbidities (high CIRS score) randomized to venetoclax-obinutuzumab versus chlorambucil-obinutuzumab. With 9-year follow-up, the median PFS for venetoclax-obinutuzumab reaches approximately 6 years overall, with a remarkably striking finding for IGHV-mutated patients achieving median PFS of approximately 8.5 to 9 years.

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