
Opinion|Videos|May 22, 2026
Choosing Between Continuous and Fixed Dosing Options in Frontline
Author(s)Andrew H. Lipsky, MD
Six-year data show zanubrutinib remains well tolerated, with rare atrial fibrillation, low bleeding, and no new safety concerns.
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In the SEQUOIA trial, the BTK inhibitor zanubrutinib was delivered as a continuous dose in frontline chronic lymphocytic leukemia. Andrew H. Lipsky,MD, discusses the potential lifestyle benefits for patients of a continuous dosing approach. He describes BTK monotherapy as the “most simplistic option that we can offer our patients in frontline CLL” at the current time.
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