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How would you approach a fit older (>70 years) with grade I-II, bulky, follicular lymphoma causing ureteral obstruction and renal failure?
Bulky adenopathy compressed bilateral ureters, CrCl < 30, post stent placement, but renal function has plateaued
Answer from: Radiation Oncologist at Community Practice
You could also consider focal radiotherapy as we know follicular lymphoma is often very radiosensitive (and can respond quickly to RT). Depending on the trajectory of the AKI and dysfunction, I would discuss with my urology colleagues to see if there is any role for ureteral stenting to see if kidne...
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Answer from: Medical Oncologist at Community Practice
You can safely administer R-CHOP or R-CVP in the setting of renal failure. I would avoid bendamustine in this case.
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Medical Oncologist at LSU Health Sciences Center
What's the reason for the avoidance of bendamustin...
What's the reason for the avoidance of bendamustin...