Adult patients with Diffuse B Lymphoma of Large Cells (LBDCG) who have not yet received treatment and belong to one of the main molecular subtypes will have a new therapeutic option funded by the Ministry of Health. The authorisation is specifically aimed at patients with LBDCG IPI 2-5 of the ABC molecular subgroup, a variant that usually presents a more aggressive behavior and a less favorable response to conventional treatment.
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Adult patients with Diffuse B Lymphoma of Large Cells (LBDCG) who have not yet received treatment and belong to one of the main molecular subtypes will have a new therapeutic option funded by the Ministry of Health. The authorisation is specifically aimed at patients with LBDCG IPI 2-5 of the ABC molecular subgroup, a variant that usually presents a more aggressive behavior and a less favorable response to conventional treatment.