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How would you manage a patient with marginal zone lymphoma who progress after treatment on a BKTI?
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Hematology · University of California Irvine
Was the BTKi the first line of therapy? If so, many options remain: 1) anti-CD20 alone if relatively low volume disease, 2) BR/BO, or 3) Len-rituximab. I guess one could now consider Len-ritux-tafa based on InMIND, but marginal zone enrollment was small and the schedule is not easy.
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Medical Oncology · CompHealth
The above options are adequate, but in my opinion, the best option is cladribine + rituxan or obinutuzumab. See my review article from the past. We need trials, but this treatment can produce high response rates with extended remissions and possible cures.