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Oct 2024
32m 29s

Episode 120: AML Series, Pt 6 - AML Cons...

Rouleaux University Medical Center
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This week, we move to our next phases of therapy for AML, which are consolidation and maintenance. Be sure to check out our prior episodes for a discussion on initial workup and how we incorporate recurrent genetic abnormalities into how we think about AML. Check out figure 1 from this paper for a helpful diagram!

Episode contents:

- A recap on approach to AML treatment

- Who do we consider for allogeneic transplant?

- What are common therapy-related AML cytogenetic abnormalities to be aware of?

- How do we approach consolidation? Role of G-CSF?

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