Navigating Second-Line Treatments and CAR T-Cell Therapy for DLBCL: Insights from Dr. Budde and Dr. Lunning

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EP: 1.Navigating Second-Line Treatments and CAR T-Cell Therapy for DLBCL: Insights from Dr. Budde and Dr. Lunning

EP: 2.Dr Locke, Dr Hunter, Dr Lunning Share Referral Patterns in Their Practices

EP: 3.Dr Locke Shares Key Takeaways from ZUMA-7 and TRANSFORM Studies

EP: 4.Dr Gordon Shares Key Takeaways from ALYCANTE and PILOT for 2L CAR T-cell Transplant-Ineligible Population

EP: 5.Dr Hunter Shares Key Takeaways from L-MIND 5-Year Data and RE-MIND2 Study

EP: 6.Panel Discuses Use of CD19 Bispecifics in Sequencing

EP: 7.Panel Discusses Challenges with CAR T Therapy in R/R DLBCL, Particularly Around T-cell Exhaustion

EP: 8.Current Approach to Bridging Therapy in R/R DLBCL

EP: 9.Risk of Secondary Malignancies in Heavily Pre-Treated Population

EP: 10.Management of CRS and ICANS with CAR T-cell Therapy

EP: 11.Third-line Treatment Options for DLBCL After CAR T-cell Therapy or ASCT in Second-line

EP: 12.Contemporary Sequencing CD20xCD3 Bispecific Antibody R/R DLBCL Who Have progressed beyond CAR T-cell therapy

EP: 13.Bispecific therapy – treatment setting and management of short-term adverse events

EP: 14.Bispecific therapy – management of long-term adverse events in the community setting

EP: 15.Practice Patterns and Real Use of Epcoritamab and Glofitamab

EP: 16.Disparities in access to newer or expensive treatments, unmet needs in the treatment of DLBCL

Video content above is prompted by the following:

• Please discuss the NCCN-preferred second-line treatments for patients with DLBCL.
  • For those with intent to proceed to transplant.
    • Primary refractory or early relapse (< 12 months after first-line therapy).
  • Late relapse (> 12 months after 1L therapy).
  • For those with no intent to proceed to transplant.
  • Primary refractory or relapse.