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Should post-transplant cyclophosphamide be utilized for all matched unrelated donor peripheral blood stem cell transplants for hematologic malignancy?

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Hematology · Dana-Farber Cancer Institute

In myeloablative transplantation, PTCY did not have an advantage over Tac/MTX as demonstrated in the BMT-CTN 1301 study which compared PTCY, Tac/MTX, and T cell depletion (Luznik et al., PMID 34855460). One caveat is that in this trial, PTCY based prophylaxis did not include Tac or Tac/MMF.

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Medical Oncology · University of Maryland Cancer Center

I agree with Dr. @Dr. First Last.

Regarding the BMT-CTN 1301, while PTCy did not show superiority over Tac/MTX, we already probably know that PTCy alone (without Tac/MMF) is insufficient to mitigate the risk of GVHD.

We are eagerly awaiting the final results of the phase 3 BMT-CTN 1703 (PROGRESS III...

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