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Would concurrent CRLF2/IgH rearrangement affect your treatment recommendations for an adult patient with Ph+ p190 high risk (Age>35, WBC >30) B-cell ALL that was started on induction therapy with ponatinib + blinatumomab?

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Medical Oncology · University of Washington

Short answer: No.

Longer answer: We lack a clear understanding of how to change treatment for adults with CRLF2 fusions with Ph- ALL, and this is the situation where it is more clearly understood to have prognostic significance (Roberts et al., PMID 27870571). In my view, it would be very difficult ...

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Would concurrent CRLF2/IgH rearrangement affect your treatment recommendations for an adult patient with Ph+ p190 high risk (Age>35, WBC >30) B-cell ALL that was started on induction therapy with ponatinib + blinatumomab? | Mednet