Barbara Eichhorst 03
So, there were yesterday a couple of interesting abstracts on translational research and development of Richter’s transformation. So we learned that probably the primary genetics of CLL, we know that patients with complex carrier type TP53 abberation have a higher risk of developing Richter’s transformation...
Barbara Eichhorst 03
So, there were yesterday a couple of interesting abstracts on translational research and development of Richter’s transformation. So we learned that probably the primary genetics of CLL, we know that patients with complex carrier type TP53 abberation have a higher risk of developing Richter’s transformation. We also learned that probably the metabolism in the CLL cells plays a role as well as the microenvironment, probably also T-cell function. And patients who develop Richter’s transformation, the prognostic parameters we do have here are the old known prognostic parameters- it’s age, it’s a poor ECOG status. And in our study with the tislelizumab plus zanubrutinib combination, we have also seen that patients have really heavy severe B symptoms; they also did worse with this targeted therapy.