
Opinion|Videos|April 11, 2025
Disease Progression in DLBCL: Management Strategies and Quality-of-Life Considerations
Experts discuss how disease progression impacts patients with diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL) and strategies for managing progressive disease based on first-line therapy selection, incorporating insights from the POLARIX 5-year subsequent treatment data and highlighting quality-of-life considerations that influence treatment decisions.
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Please describe how disease progression impacts patients with DLBCL and the approaches to managing progressive disease based on first-line therapy selection.
• How do the POLARIX 5-year subsequent treatment data inform your approach, and what quality-of-life considerations influence your treatment approach?
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