
Opinion|Videos|February 10, 2025
Relapse After Venetoclax-Based Therapy: Early vs Late Management
Panelists review recent ESMO guideline updates for managing early relapse after venetoclax-based time-limited therapy, managing relapse after chemoimmunotherapy or late relapse after venetoclax-based time-limited therapy and defining early versus late relapse.
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Video content above is prompted by the following:
- Briefly review recent ESMO guideline updates for managing early relapse after venetoclax-based time-limited therapy. (
ESMO CLL Guideline Update 2024 ) - Briefly comment on the underlying rationale and supporting data (high level) for continuous BTKi therapy in this setting.
- ALPINE –
Brown, et al. ASH 2023. Abstract 202 - ELEVATE-RR–
Seymour, et al. Blood. 2023 - How do you incorporate these data and recommendations into your treatment approach?
- ALPINE –
Late Relapse After 1L Venetoclax
- Briefly review recent ESMO guideline updates for managing relapse after chemoimmunotherapy or late relapse after venetoclax-based time-limited therapy.
- How do you define early versus late relapse, and how does your treatment approach differ for each following venetoclax-based time-limited therapy?
- At what point do you consider retreatment with venetoclax?
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