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Would you give GO and/or a FLT3 inhibitor for patients with AML with t(8;21) and FLT3-ITD low in addition to 7+3?

Is there any data on combining the two?
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Hematology · University of Chicago
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First, in terms of risk stratification, core binding factor (CBF) AML [whether inv16 or t(8;21)] is considered to be favorable risk by ELN22 even if a FLT3 mutation is present (Döhner et al., PMID 35797463). The incidence of FLT3-ITD in CBF-AML is 5-10% (Faber et al., PMID 27798625). There are some ...

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