Rituximab Maintenance after Chemotherapy Gives Better Outcomes in Advanced Follicular Lymphoma

Rituximab Maintenance after Chemotherapy Gives Better Outcomes in Advanced Follicular Lymphoma

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Sandra Horning Abstract 349 Sandra Horning, Stanford University Medical Center It is not necessary to use rituximab along with standard CVP (cyclophosphamide, vincristine, predinsone) induction therap

Sandra Horning

Sandra Horning

Abstract 349Sandra Horning, Stanford University Medical CenterIt is not necessary to use rituximab along with standard CVP (cyclophosphamide, vincristine, predinsone) induction therapy in patients with advanced follicular lymphoma. However, the use of rituximab maintenance, after induction therapy, brought clear benefits among patients in the study.Click here for all the interviews from ASH 2005

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