Reblozyl (luspatercept) Preparation & Administration | B-Thalassemia
Reblozyl reconstitution and preparation instructions for subcutaneous administration in Beta-Thalassemia patients
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Reblozyl reconstitution and preparation instructions for subcutaneous administration in Beta-Thalassemia patients
Reblozyl dosage for β-Thalassemia patients – guidelines for tailoring the dosage based on patient response to Reblozyl
β-Thalassemia prescribing data for Reblozyl, including starting doses and monitoring requirements to maximise efficacy and safety
Reblozyl adverse drug reactions – safety and discontinuation rates for Reblozyl in Beta-Thalassemia patients with Red Blood Cell Transfusion dependent anemia
Reblozyl selected adverse drug reactions – safety data for treatment of β-Thalassemia patients with Red Blood Cell transfusion dependent anemia
Detailed Reblozyl safety information for treatment of Beta-Thalassemia patients. List of adverse drug reactions and discontinuation rates. Find out more
RBC T dependent B-Thalassemia patients often need iron chelation therapy. By reducing transfusion burden, Reblozyl reduces iron overload (serum ferritin)
Reblozyl improves erythroid maturation in β-Thalassemia patients, helping reduce Red Blood Cell transfusions by at least 33%. Read more
Reblozyl special warnings and precautions for prescribing Reblozyl to B-Thalassemia patients
Contraindications for Reblozyl in B-Thalassemia patients – Overview of contraindications, which include pregnancy and hypersensitivity to ingredients
Review patient eligibility criteria, contraindications and special precautions for prescribing Reblozyl (luspatercept) for β-Thalassemia patients. Read the guide
Reblozyl is the first and only erythroid maturation agent. Learn more on erythropoiesis and B-Thalassemia
Limitations of current B-Thalassemia therapies – risks and implications of regular Red Blood Cell transfusions and iron chelation for B-Thalassemia patients
Classification of B-Thalassemia types – Overview of features of minor (trait), intermedia and major and their dependence on Red Blood Cell transfusion
B-Thalassemia epidemiology – key facts and information regarding the global incidence of Beta-Thalassemia
Understanding Beta-Thalassemia – characteristics of the disease and how to support patients with Red Blood Cell transfusion dependent anemia
Beta-Thalassemia information resource to help health care practitioners supporting patients with red blood cell transfusion dependent anemia. Read more
Reblozyl preparation instructions for subcutaneous administration to MDS patients with RBC dependent anemia. Read more
Reblozyl dosage guidelines for MDS patients – information for tailoring the dosage based on patient response to Reblozyl
Starting doses and monitoring requirements to maximise efficacy and safety of Reblozyl in MDS patients. Read more
Reblozyl safety and discontinuation rates for MDS patients with red blood cell transfusion dependent anemia. Read more
Reblozyl clinical safety data for the treatment of MDS patients with RBC transfusion dependent anemia. Read more
Detailed Reblozyl safety information for treatment of MDS patients. Full disclosure of drug reactions and discontinuation rates. Find out more
Reblozyl significantly reduces the RBC transfusion burden in multiple subgroups of MDS patients
By reducing transfusion burden Reblozyl reduces iron overload (serum ferritin)
62.1% of Reblozyl responders had 2 or more episodes of red blood cell transfusion independence, with rapid increases in hemoglobin levels
Reblozyl is an erythroid maturation agent delivers a significant hematologic improvement using clinically relevant IWG criteria in MDS patients
Reblozyl is an erythroid maturation agent that helps MDS patients with RBC transfusion dependent anemia to decrease or even eliminate transfusion burden. Read more
Reblozyl special warnings and precautions – side effects and precautions for prescribing Reblozyl to MDS patients
Contraindications for Reblozyl in B-Thalassemia patients, including pregnancy and hypersensitivity to ingredients
Reblozyl (luspatercept) – Erythroid maturation agent for patients with MDS-associated anemia who are Red Blood Cell Transfusion dependent
Reblozyl (luspatercept) erythroid maturation agent for transfusion dependent anemia patients with MDS (very low to intermediate risk) or Beta-Thalassemia
Reblozyl is indicated for patients with an unsatisfactory response or those ineligible for erythropoiesis-stimulating agents (ESAs) . Read more
Outline of Reblozyl eligibility criteria for ring sideroblast (RS) levels in bone marrow aspirate with or without SF3B1 mutation
Use the International Prognosis Scoring System-Revised (IPSS-R) to identify very low-risk, low-risk and intermediate-risk patients who may be eligible for Reblozyl
Reblozyl is the first and only Erythroid Maturation Agent. Find out more on how ineffective erytheopoiesis causes anemia in MDS