Generic Imatinib Comparable to Original in Treatment of Chronic Myeloid Leukemia
A retrospective study investigated whether safety and efficacy of generic imatinib is similar to the original form in the treatment of CML.
A retrospective study investigated whether safety and efficacy of generic imatinib is similar to the original form in the treatment of CML.
A retrospective study compared older patients with mRCC with younger ones to determine if age and potential comorbidities is a barrier to clinical trial participation.
Key factors that influence choice of TKI for frontline treatment of chronic-phase CML are reviewed, as well as the role for pharmacists in the multidisciplinary oncology care team.
Study sought to determine the effects of dose reductions in TKI therapy prior to complete cessation improves treatment-free remission in patients with CML.
An interesting finding from this study was that many of the reasons offered by patients either in support of or against TKI discontinuation related to the same topic areas.
Two cases studies demonstrate whether crushed pazopanib is a feasible alternative for patients who cannot swallow the tablets whole.
Treatment-free remission maintained in 14 of 21 patients who discontinued tyrosine kinase inhibitors.
An international team reviews osimertinib-associated dermatologic adverse events in patients treated with the third-generation EGFR-TKI.
De-escalation of TKI therapy may be an effective management strategy among patients with CML who have responded to therapy.
Although many TKIs have well-documented cardiotoxic effects, results of a single-center prospective study that assessed effects of 1 year of therapy with imatinib or nilotinib in patients with CML demonstrated safety and efficacy of the 2 agents in this population.