
|Videos|January 28, 2014
Using Targeted Therapies for T Cell Lymphoma Transplant Patients
Jasmine Zain, MD, discusses how her institution is working on improving the outcome of patients with T cell lymphoma that undergo transplants.
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Jasmine Zain, MD, from the Center for the Lymphoid Malignancies, Columbia University Medical Center, discusses how her institution is working on improving the outcome of patients with T cell lymphoma that undergo transplants.
Clinical Pearls:
- Columbia’s new transplant program is working on moving targeted therapies into the transplant setting
- Columbia’s transplant program is hoping to develop protocols for transplantation that will include targeted therapies such as pralatrexate, romidepsin, and ibrutinib as maintenance therapy to reduce toxicity
- This will ultimately improve the outcome for these patients
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