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Prof. Marek Trneny | EBMT 2018 | What were the most interesting results from EBMT?
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Prof. Marek Trneny discusses key results from the 44th Annual Meeting of the European Society for Blood and Marrow Transplantation from the following abstracts:
- Abstract OS1-3: Monica Baile on behalf of GELTAMO: Lenalidomide together with R-ESHAP shows significant activity in relapsed/refractory DLBCL (ORR 65% and CR 37%), to note: on third of pts were not R/R but PRs only after the induction
- Abstract OS1-7: Enrico Derenzini on behalf of Italian centers: Pretransplant immune checkpoint activation (PD1/PDL1 and LAG3) is connected with worse outcome after alloSCT
- Abstract OS1-6: Leopold Sellner on behalf of LWP EBMT: Idelalisib treatment for follicular lymphoma as bridging before alloSCT is feasible, with 70% PFS and 71% OS at 12 months
- Abstract WP7-6: Anne-Claire Mamez on behalf of French-speaking Europe: Promising results of AlloSCT in T-cell lymphomas, n 284, 2years OS and PFS were 68% and 64% resp
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