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How do you handle Grade 3-4 standard infusion reactions with Amivantamab?

Does reducing the rate of infusion, or adding Montelukast reduce chances of future reactions?
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Medical Oncology · Georgetown University Hospital
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Fortunately, G3+ infusion reactions with amivantamab are uncommon. In the CHYSALIS phase I study which led to approval for EGFR exon 20 (Park et al., PMID 34339292), G3+ infusion reactions were only seen in 3% of patients. But grade 1-2 infusion reactions were fairly common.

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