Webinar on CLL treatment - a Changing Landscape

[Jm954]

CLL treatment - a changing landscape

When: Jun 29, 2020 11:00 AM

You are invited to join us for a webinar by our sister charity Leukaemia Care on chronic lymphocytic leukaemia (CLL) treatment.

Register your attendance via Zoom here

us02web.zoom.us/webinar/reg...

We will be joined by:

Professor Anna Schuh, consultant haematologist, Chair of the NCRi CLL clinical research group and Director of Molecular Diagnostics at Oxford University.

Dr David Allsup, Senior Lecturer in Haematology and CLL lead at Queens Centre for Oncology and Haematology at Castle Hill Hospital, Hull.

Helen Knight, CLL Nurse Specialist at Nottingham University Hospital.

The panel will discuss and answer your questions about how CLL is treated and how care is provided today; what is expected moving forward as lock-down is lifted; clinical trials; trials restart and new treatments becoming available.

Make a note in your diary now!

Jackie

[Psmithuk]

Do we need to register, Jackie?

[Jm954 Administrator in reply to Psmithuk]

Yes,

although the recording will be available I'm sure and posted on this site.

Jackie

[Psmithuk in reply to Jm954]

Thank you. I have now registered.

[Peggy4]

As always, I hope to catch up with this (sometimes difficult at the actual time with face times etc...)

I find these webinars incredibly informative and helpful.

Peggy 😀

[MsLockYourPosts Passed Volunteer]

Will this be archived? I would like to be able to hear what is said, but the time doesn't work for those of us in California.

[Jm954 Administrator in reply to MsLockYourPosts]

the recording will be available to everyone I'm sure and posted on this site.

Jackie

[gohmei]

How do i access the recording?

[Jm954 Administrator in reply to gohmei]

I’m not aware that it’s available yet. We’ll post it on the site on a new post.

Jackie

[mrsjsmith in reply to Jm954]

I found it interesting and informative. The best I have seen so far.

[Canuck901]

Keep me posted

[amaagabg2020]

I just completed my 6 cycles of RCVP chemotherapy for CLL. Each time i went to hospital for administration of chemo there was increase in size of my spleen and abdominal lymph nodes after they had subsided just after 2 or 3 days chemo administration. my doctors are considering another treatment option for. what is your suggestion on my treatment option?

Also what is the current recommendation of scientists for CLL patients to receive CRISPR/cas9 gene editing treatment. Looking forward to hearing from you.

[AussieNeil Administrator in reply to amaagabg2020]

R-CVP (rituximab, cyclophosphamide, vincristine and prednisone) is not a usual treatment for CLL. Was this given because you had an atypical CLL presentation? (This could influence your next treatment choice).

CRISPR/cas9 gene editing treatment is experimental and you would need to know the specific DNA error needing correcting and a way to only target that mutation location in just CLL cells. With the huge range of possible DNA errors involved in causing healthy B-lymphocytes to become cancerous CLL cells, I wouldn't think CLL would be a high priority target for such research.

Neil