Future Directions and Overcoming Challenges in BTK Inhibitor Therapy

Panelists discuss challenges oncologists face in managing treatment-naive patients with chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) and mantle cell lymphoma (MCL), including balancing efficacy with adverse effect profiles, and highlight strategies such as multidisciplinary collaboration and access to updated treatment guidelines to address these issues while also expressing eagerness for future advancements in Bruton tyrosine kinase (BTK) inhibitors and the need for further research to refine treatment strategies and improve patient outcomes.

EP: 1.Emerging BTKi Combinations in CLL: A New Frontier of Treatment Options

EP: 2.Clinical Implications and Unmet Needs in CLL BTKi Therapies

EP: 3.Navigating New BTKi Treatment Strategies in Mantle Cell Lymphoma

EP: 4.Integrating Emerging BTKi Therapies Into Current Treatment Guidelines

EP: 5.Future Directions and Research Priorities in BTKi Treatment Approaches

EP: 6.Latest Trends and Innovations in CLL and MCL Treatment

EP: 7.CLL Treatment Landscape: Treatment-Naive Patients and BTK Inhibitors

EP: 8.Navigating CLL Treatment Choices

EP: 9.Therapy Sequencing in CLL

EP: 10.MCL Treatment Landscape: Treatment-Naive Patients and BTK Inhibitors

EP: 11.MCL Therapy Selection and Sequencing

EP: 12.Impact of Patient-Reported Outcomes and Real-World Evidence in CLL and MCL

EP: 13.Latest ASH Updates: Clinical Use of BTK Inhibitors in Management of CLL and MCL

EP: 14.Impact of BTK Inhibitors on Treatment Paradigm of CLL and MCL

EP: 15.Patient-Centered Selection of BTK Inhibitors: Balancing Clinical Factors and Patient Preferences

EP: 16.Implementation of Shared Decision-Making in BTK Inhibitor Treatment

EP: 17.Optimizing BTK Inhibitor Treatment: Managing Adverse Effects and Adherence

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EP: 18.Future Directions and Overcoming Challenges in BTK Inhibitor Therapy

1. What are other challenges oncologists face when managing treatment-naive patients with CLL and MCL, and what strategies or resources can help overcome these challenges?
2. What are you most eager to see regarding the future use of BTK inhibitors, and what areas of research or collaboration are needed to further improve patient outcomes?

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