FLT3 mutations and AML: Recent findings, laboratory considerations, and clinical implications

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This interactive live webinar is part 14 of the
Emerging and Evolving Biomarkers Series

 

Description:

  Join this webinar on FLT3-mutated AML, focusing on current therapy, diagnostic testing, and the use of PCR-NGS MRD assays in the clinical management of these patients.

  

Learning Objectives:
  • Understand the use and limitations of the current companion diagnostic test for FLT3 inhibitors in clinical use today.
  • Explain the role of different FLT3 inhibitors as incorporated into induction, consolidation, and maintenance therapy per NCCN guidelines.
  • Discuss recent findings from randomized clinical trials incorporating high-sensitivity PCR-NGS MRD testing for FLT3-ITD mutations.

 

Speaker:
Mark Levis, MD, PhD

John Hopkins Medicine

 

Moderator:

Jennifer Bynum, MD
Northside Hospital, Altanta


Duration: 1 Hour

Level of Instruction: Intermediate
Live webinar: September 28, 2023
 

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  5. Complete the "Demographic questionnaire for Emerging and Evolving Biomarkers Series" before the webinar date. You will only need to do this once for the entire series.

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