Persistent and pathogen-specific infection risk during long-term survivorship after CD19 CAR-T: An Australian multi-centre cohort study.

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DOI:10.1016/j.cmi.2026.06.019
作者：Gemma K Reynolds,?Mark R Dowling,?Safia Belbachir,?Nilu Perera,?Jian Li,?Vinay Vanguru,?Benjamin W Teh,?Mary Ann Anderson,?Allison Barraclough,?Constantine S Tam,?P Joy Ho,?Simon J Harrison,?Andrea S
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Abstract：Objectives: Infection remains the leading cause of non-relapse mortality after CD19 CAR-T therapy. However, the aetiology and risk of late infections, particularly beyond one year post infus

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