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    Lancet Haematol: Ibtinib Joint FCR for initial treatment of young CLL patients: a single arm, multicenter, Phase 2 clinical study

    • Last Update: 2020-06-24
    • Source: Internet
    • Author: User
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    FCR programs consisting of fluoradarabin, cyclophosatine and rituximatosis can improve PFS in CLL patients with iGHV mutations in young (-65 years of age) chemotherapy toleranceHowever, patients who do not have the IGHV mutation often do not get lasting resultsIbtinib's therapeutic response in CLL patients is not affected by the IGHV mutation state, but requires long-term use..This article is only available for readingMace Medical App, please scan the QR code and download the app directly
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