Myeloma
Research results from University of Arkansas update understanding of myeloma
Published in Hematology Week, July 14th, 2008
According to recent research from the United States, "Cytogenetic studies were performed as part of all diagnostic and surveillance bone marrow examinations in 956 newly diagnosed patients with multiple myeloma ( MM) receiving total therapy ( TT) protocols and in 1085 previously treated patients enrolled in non-TT protocols. In both groups, cytogenetic abnormalities ( CA) were present in one-third at baseline and persisted in 14% prior to first and 10% prior to second transplant ( TT, 5%; non-TT, 15%); post-transplant detection rates increased progressively with time, from 7% within 6 months to 21% within 24 months to 28% at relapse."
"According to multivariate...
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