Opinion|Videos|March 20, 2025
Managing ADC Toxicities and Infusion Reactions With Supportive Care Strategies
Panelists discuss how antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs) often cause toxic adverse events (AEs). Supportive care includes antiemetics, corticosteroids, and growth factors. Infusion reactions are managed with premedication and slow titration.
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Video content above has been prompted by the following:
- Current ADCs in this space have fairly toxic AE profiles. What supportive care agents do you utilize when treating a patient with ADC therapy?
- In your practice, how do you address the potential for infusion-related reactions, and how do you manage their occurrence?
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