|Videos|August 10, 2022
Role of t(11;14) Translocation in Patients with MM
Author(s)Shaji Kumar, MD, Jonathan L. Kaufman, MD
Dr Shaji Kumar explains the role of t(11;14) translocation in patients with multiple myeloma and discusses treatment options for this specific population.
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