采用支持性护理措施管理皮肤t细胞淋巴瘤治疗的不良反应

Sara K. Story, L. Geskin
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。在过去的15年里,CTCL的治疗方法数量迅速增长,并且随着新药物进入临床试验并寻求美国FDA的批准,这种增长仍在继续。与新疗法相关的不良事件(ae)有时会成为治疗的限制因素。幸运的是,许多药物的不良反应可以成功地控制,允许继续使用并从治疗中获益。在这里,我们讨论了在治疗CTCL中经常使用的几种局部和全身药物的常见ae的管理。
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Managing adverse effects of cutaneous T-cell lymphoma treatment with supportive care measures
. Over the last 15 years, the number of therapies for CTCL has grown rapidly and continues to do so as new medications are enter-ing clinical trials and seeking US FDA approval. Adverse events (AEs) related to a new therapy sometimes become the treatment-limiting factor. Fortunately, AEs for many medications can be suc-cessfully managed, allowing for contin-ued use and benefit from therapy. Here, we discuss the management of common AEs of several topical and systemic medi -cations frequently used in the treatment of CTCL.
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