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2020-06-16T12:44:40.000Z

Should ropeginterferon become SoC for all patients with low-risk PV?

Jun 16, 2020
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During the 25th Congress of the European Hematology Association (EHA), the MPN Hub spoke to Tiziano Barbui, L'ospedale Papa Giovanni XXIII, Bergamo, IT. We asked: Should ropeginterferon become standard of care for all patients with low-risk polycythemia vera (PV)?

Hematocrit control is vital in patients with PV, but is phlebotomy necessary to maintain hematocrit target levels? The monopegylated IFNα-2b, ropeginterferon, may reduce the need for phlebotomy. Results from the randomized phase II study comparing ropeginterferon with phlebotomy for the treatment of low-risk PV will be presented at this year's EHA meeting.

Should ropeginterferon become SoC for all patients with low-risk PV?

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