Choosing Between Bispecifics and CAR T: Real-World Implications in R/R MM

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Choosing Between Bispecifics and CAR T in R/R MM
In real-world clinical decision-making, the choice between bispecific antibodies and CAR T therapy in R/R MM depends on multiple factors, including disease burden, treatment urgency, prior therapies, and patient eligibility. CAR T therapy offers the potential for deep, long-term remissions but requires bridging therapy and manufacturing time. Bispecific antibodies, available off the shelf, provide an alternative for patients needing rapid disease control or those ineligible for CAR T due to frailty or logistical constraints. Individualized treatment selection remains critical in optimizing outcomes for patients with R/R MM.