Myeloma patients with kidney disease are often in a precarious position in which both their kidneys and their myeloma need to be treated simultaneously.
In rare cases, myeloma patients' kidney function does not improve with myeloma treatment and a kidney transplant may be necessary. Attend the meeting to get answers to the following questions:

• Who truly needs a transplant?
• Is a transplant possible if the patient has active myeloma?
• How long will the patient need to stop active treatment if they have a kidney transplant?
• How are patients with kidney involvement monitored differently than those with "standard" myeloma?

We look forward to seeing you there and answering your questions!