
Sequencing CAR-T and Bispecifics in Early Relapse Multiple Myeloma
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In this segment on early relapse multiple myeloma, Luciano Costa raises a critical and ongoing debate regarding optimal sequencing of BCMA-directed therapies. He highlights current clinical observations suggesting that patients who receive CAR-T therapy first may still respond to subsequent bispecific antibodies, whereas outcomes appear less favorable when the sequence is reversed. Muhamed Baljevic agrees that existing data support prioritizing CAR-T therapy in eligible patients, but emphasizes that this paradigm may evolve. He discusses how findings from MajesTEC-3 reflect more flexible and de-escalated dosing strategies for bispecific antibodies, which could influence T-cell fitness, exhaustion, and subsequent treatment responsiveness. Dr. Baljevic also notes that real-world practice increasingly incorporates dose adjustments based on depth of response and tolerability. Overall, this discussion underscores that sequencing decisions in multiple myeloma are not yet definitive and will likely evolve as new data and treatment strategies continue to emerge.
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