NZ Malignant Haematology Research Review Issue 6
In this issue:
– PET-guided BrECADD vs. eBEACOPP in advanced-stage, classical Hodgkin lymphoma
– Vitamin D supplementation in early-stage CLL
– Obinutuzumab vs. rituximab for transplant-eligible mantle-cell lymphoma
– Stopping TKIs in CML
– Acalabrutinib-venetoclax obinutuzumab in relapsed/ refractory CLL
– Blinatumomab for MRD negative B-ALL
– MRD as an intermediate clinical endpoint in MM
– Predicting poor response and early relapse after BCMA directed therapy for MM
– Daratumumab in transplant eligible, newly diagnosed MM
– Belantamab mafodotin pomalidomide dexamethasone for MM
Expert contributor
Dr Leanne Berkahn
Leanne Berkahn is a consultant haematologist at Auckland City Hospital and senior lecturer in the Department of Molecular Medicine and Pathology at the University of Auckland School of Medicine. Her current research interests are new therapeutic approaches in the management of leukaemia and lymphoma.
Expert contributor
Dr Nicole Chien
MB ChB (Otago); FRACP – Internal medicine. Dr Chien is a consultant haematologist at Auckland City Hospital. She completed her haematology training in Auckland region and undertook fellowship in bone marrow transplant and multiple myeloma at Vancouver General Hospital Canada. Her main area of research interest is in therapy for plasma cell disorders.
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