
Opinion|Videos|September 17, 2024
Management of Oral Toxcities associated with GPRC5D Bispecifics Nail
Author(s)Larysa Sanchez, MD, Samantha Shenoy, NP, MSN
Experts discuss the adverse events observed with talquetamab, including oral toxicities and skin and nail issues, and how these are managed.
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What are some adverse events (AEs) observed with talquetamab and how are these managed?
- Please discuss management of oral toxicities.
- Please discuss management of skin and nail AEs.
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