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What is on the horizon for the frontline treatment of MCL?
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During the #ASCO22 congress, the Lymphoma Hub was pleased to speak with Anita Kumar, Memorial Sloane Kettering Cancer Center, New York, US. We asked, What is on the horizon for the frontline treatment of mantle cell lymphoma (MCL)?
What is on the horizon for the frontline treatment of MCL?
Kumar begins by discussing the historic treatment options for patients with MCL before highlighting that, in the future, clinicians hope to utilize information on clinical and biological baseline features that patients present with, and incorporate novel targeted therapies and MRD assessments to further individualize treatment for MCL. Kumar describes how increased pathobiological understanding has led to developments in the relapsed/refractory setting; results of studies, such as SHINE, have explored this. Finally, Kumar discusses other therapeutic options and outlines adverse events and efficacy seen in the current OASIS phase III trial.
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