1/ Key data presented #ASH20 from the FORTE, EMN02 and IFM-2009 trials further strengthen the role of transplant in myeloma. FORTE trial also provides key randomized data for dual maintenance. #mmsm #bmtsm Highlights below.
2/ Higher sustained MRD negativity and PFS benefit with KRD-ASCT vs KRD in the FORTE trial presented by Dr. Francesca Gay.

KR maintenance also leads to improved outcomes in all subgroups vs R maintenance alone. #mmsm #ASH20 ImageImageImageImage
3/ IFM 2009 trial: Known higher MRD negativity and better PFS with early vs delayed ASCT.

Even amongst MRD negative group, those in the early SCT group have better PFS.

Similar OS and PFS-2 with early vs. delayed SCT.

3/4th pts in delayed grp received transplant at relapse ImageImageImageImage
4/ EMN-02 trial update: Better OS and PFS-2 in patients undergoing upfront ASCT.

OS data required long term follow-up of over 75 months.

About half of the pts in non-transplant group received SCT at relapse. #ASH20 #mmsm #bmtsm ImageImageImageImage

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