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Article of the Week, Suggested by the BPDCN International Registry
Jan 10, 2025, 05:40

Article of the Week, Suggested by the BPDCN International Registry

Immune Oncology Research Institute shared a post on LinkedIn:

Article of the Week Suggested by the BPDCN International Registry – Astghik Voskanyan

Blastic plasmacytoid dendritic cell neoplasm (BPDCN) has emerged as a distinct hematologic malignancy due to its unique clinical presentation, including violaceous skin lesions, bone marrow/blood involvement, lymph node invasion, and extramedullary organ involvement, notably in the CNS. Historically affecting older males (median age ≥70, 5:1 male predominance), BPDCN is now recognized in younger, female, and CNS-positive cases, reflecting advances in diagnosis and international collaboration. Since the approval of tagraxofusp, a CD123-targeted therapy, BPDCN treatment has improved, particularly in frontline settings. The field is evolving with better molecular understanding, new potential therapeutic targets, combination therapies, stem cell transplant strategies, and ongoing clinical trials.”

BPDCN: state of the art

Author: Naveen Pemmaraju.

Article of the Week, Suggested by the BPDCN International Registry

 

Immune Oncology Research Institute (IMMONC), established in 2022, is a non-profit, independent, patient-centered research institute. The mission of IMMONC is to advance the cancer knowledge and care through breakthrough scientific research, to integrate innovative immune-oncology therapies into the clinical practice for different types of cancers, to generate and collect clinical data for the identification of new therapeutic targets, developing predictive models and optimizing patient outcomes, to increase the availability and accessibility of those discoveries for the cancer patients, to create a world-class professional environment, to attract the brightest minds in cancer field and to train the next generation researchers.

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