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Haifa Kathrin Al-AliDuring the MPN Hub steering committee roundtable discussion we were pleased to invite Dr Haifa Kathrin Al-Ali University Hospital Halle (Saale), Halle, Germany to give a presentation on how to treat cytopenic patients with MPN.
How to treat cytopenic patients with MPN
Dr Al-Ali opens the presentation by outlining the differences between cytopenic and myeloproliferative MF before giving an overview of the various treatment options available to cytopenic patients and their role in the clinical landscape. She concludes by highlighting investigational agents currently in clinical trials.