
Opinion|Videos|July 15, 2024
Dr Gordon Shares Key Takeaways from ALYCANTE and PILOT for 2L CAR T-cell Transplant-Ineligible Population
Multiple studies analyzing considerations for transplant-ineligible patients receiving second-line treatment with CAR T-cell therapy are discussed by key opinion leaders.
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Video content above is prompted by the following:
- Please discuss the data for 2L treatment with CAR T-cell therapy for patients who are transplant-ineligible.
- Do the defining characteristics of transplant-ineligible used in the following studies reflect which patients are considered transplant-ineligible in the real world?
- ALYCANTE- Phase 2 trial.
- PILOT – Phase 2 trial.
- What are some key takeaways from the results of these two studies?
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