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MRD in AML
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1. What is MRD and why is testing for it useful in acute myeloid leukemia? Video
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2. How are MRD tests collected - are they run off of blood or bone marrow samples? Video
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3. What specifically in the sample is measured in order to determine MRD status? Video
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4. What does it mean to be MRD positive? What does this mean for my long term outcomes? Video
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5. What does it meant to be MRD negative? What does this mean for my long term outcomes? Video
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6. What techniques are used to monitor measurable residual disease and how accurate are the results? Video
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7. Are MRD tests and detection thresholds standardized across labs or is it important to complete MRD testing with the same lab each time? Video
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8. Who should consider MRD testing and when should it be done? Video
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9. Why is MRD testing important for patients to get done? Video
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10. If you are MRD positive, should you continue to have MRD testing completed? Video
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11. Can someone be MRD negative but not in a complete remission? Video
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12. Can someone be MRD negative but still in relapse? Video
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13. Is MRD status the first thing to change when someone relapses? Video
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14. What are some of the challenges with MRD testing AML? Video
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15. What is the future of MRD testing for AML? Video
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