Perspectives and challenges in advanced SM management
A recent study assessed the current state of treatments for advanced systemic mastocytosis and the promise of future ones.
A recent study assessed the current state of treatments for advanced systemic mastocytosis and the promise of future ones.
A new study detailed a rare case of a man with systemic mastocytosis who presented with symptoms of osteoporosis.
A new case revealed suspected systemic mastocytosis following a female patient’s radiation therapy for breast cancer
Systemic mastocytosis is rare in children, and this case was particularly rare because of its lone symptom.
A case report describes a woman diagnosed with and treated for systemic mastocytosis despite vague symptoms such as atypical skin lesions.
A recent article proposed unifying the 2001 WHO SM diagnostic criteria and revised criteria of the 2021 International Consensus Classification Group.
A new review recommended the use of sensitive mutation detection methods to better diagnose systemic mastocytosis (SM).
A new study suggests that the phenotype of advanced systemic mastocytosis patients might provide clinicians with tools to offer diagnoses and prognoses.
A recent report shows two specific prognostic scoring systems have the most accurate predictive value for advanced SM outcomes.
Data from part 1 of a phase 2 trial showed bezuclastinib resulted in an overall improvement of quality of life for non-advanced SM patients.