How would you treat a patient with chronic phase CML who could not tolerate nilotinib due to G4 thrombocytopenia despite sequential dose reductions?
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Medical Oncology · Georgia Cancer Center at Augusta University
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It depends on various other factors such as the current response and the doses used. I generally work on trying to get the patients to tolerate treatment first and then focus on response. I have used doses of nilotinib as low as 50 mg daily in some patients; this may make the thrombocytopenia more m...
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