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2022-07-29T13:41:36.000Z

Which tests are needed for risk stratification in ALL?

Jul 29, 2022
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During the last steering committee (SC) meeting, held on May 19, 2022, the SC members discussed the tests needed for risk stratification in ALL. The session was chaired by Jan Cools and included Oliver Ottmann, Sabina Chiaretti, Wendy Stock, Hervé Dombret, Mark Litzow, and André Baruchel.

Key topics of discussion included: “Why should genetics and MRD assessments be combined” and “Is there an optimal time point for MRD testing.”

Which tests are needed for risk stratification in ALL

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