|Videos|August 19, 2022
Available Treatment Options in DLBCL with 2 or More Relapses
Author(s)Ian Flinn, MD, PhD
Dr Ian Flinn explains the available treatment options for patients with DLBCL who experience 2 or more relapses, and the situations in which he would use each regimen.
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