Approach to Long-Term Management of CAR-T MM Patients
The discussion delves into long-term monitoring strategies for CAR-T patients, exploring differences between academic and community settings and emerging long-term adverse effects as clinical experience with CAR-T therapy grows.
Video content above is prompted by the following:
- What is your approach to the long-term monitoring of CAR-T patients?
- In what ways does this monitoring vary between academic and community settings?
- Are there any new long-term adverse effects emerging as we gain more experience with CAR-T therapy?
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