A study suggests that MRI and lumbar puncture may not be necessary for managing complications of CAR T-cell therapy. The study found that these procedures may not always provide additional information that would change clinical management. This could potentially reduce the burden on patients and healthcare resources. The findings indicate that other diagnostic tools and clinical assessments may be sufficient for monitoring and treating complications related to CAR T-cell therapy. The study highlights the importance of considering the necessity and effectiveness of these procedures in managing therapy-related complications.
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MRI and lumbar puncture not necessarily required to manage CAR T-cell therapy complications: Study
