Comparing Dosing and Management of BCMA vs Non-BCMA Bispecific Antibodies

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Panelists discuss how the evaluation and treatment initiation processes for non-BCMA targeted bispecifics and BCMA-targeted bispecifics share core similarities in patient assessment and care coordination, but differ in specific premedication protocols, dosing strategies, and side effect management.

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  • Is the process different/similar for patients who might be receiving non-BCMA targeted bispecific vs BCMA-bispecific?
  • Review any differences/similarities between bispecifics (non-BCMA vs BCMA) for step up dosing, premedication/prophylaxis, etc.
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