
Opinion|Videos|December 11, 2024
Challenges With Defining “Ruxolitinib Failure” or Suboptimal Response to Ruxolitinib in MF
Author(s)Andrew Kuykendall, MD, Venu Konala, MD
Panelists discuss how they define “ruxolitinib failure” and a suboptimal response, when they consider switching from first-line ruxolitinib, and how they differentiate between myelofibrosis-induced and JAK-induced cytopenias.
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Episodes in this series

- Dr Kuykendall to Dr Konala: Switching gears a bit, Dr Konala: How do you define “ruxolitinib failure?” What is a suboptimal response, in your clinical opinion?
- Dr Kuykendall: Please comment on your threshold or when you might consider switching from first-line ruxolitinib and how you differentiate myelofibrosis-induced cytopenias (anemia or thrombocytopenia) from JAK-induced cytopenias.
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