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April 19, 2026Blood0 citationsOpen Access

Hot niches, cold niches, and the clone within

BGBorhane Guezguez

Key Points

  • The study aims to identify high-risk groups with synchronous CNS-systemic relapse and evaluate optimal treatment strategies.
  • Evaluated outcomes of thiotepa-ASCT for consolidation.
  • Reassessed transplant eligibility based on prephase therapy responses.
  • Compared behaviors of CNS-isolated relapse to primary CNS lymphoma.
  • Synchronous CNS-systemic relapse identifies the highest-risk group.
  • Thiotepa-ASCT is linked to durable survival in de novo and CNS-isolated relapse.
  • Methotrexate-based induction offers low systemic failure rates.

Abstract

outcomes: synchronous CNS-systemic relapse defines the highest-risk group and warrants intensified strategies and innovative trial designs.Wherever feasible, thiotepa-ASCT remains the consolidation modality most consistently associated with durable survival in de novo and CNS-isolated relapse.Transplant eligibility should be reassessed dynamically; patients initially deemed ineligible may become candidates after prephase therapy or induction.CNSisolated relapse behaves more like primary CNS lymphoma than systemic disease, and the low systemic failure rate supports methotrexate-based multiagent induction followed by thiotepa-ASCT. 2 CAR-T remains essential for transplantineligible or refractory disease, although its effectiveness is influenced by disease control at infusion and the use of CNSpenetrant bridging.

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Borhane Guezguez (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69e4713b010ef96374d8dd70https://doi.org/10.1182/blood.2025032750
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