Opinion|Videos|November 15, 2023
Types of Myelofibrosis
Author(s)Anthony Hunter, MD
Myelofibrosis can be categorized as primary (developing de novo) or secondary (arising in patients with pre-existing MPNs), and it further distinguishes between proliferative and cytopenic types, with each type having its unique diagnostic criteria and implications for treatment.
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