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