August 12, 2025Hematological OncologyOpen Access

Real World Incidence and Etiology of Infectious Complications in Adults With Ph‐Negative Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia Treated With the Pediatric‐Inspired GIMEMA LAL1913 Program. A Campus All Study

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Analysis of infection rates in 240 adults with Ph-negative acute lymphoblastic leukemia, highlighting risk factors and outcomes.

Around 60% of patients with adult Ph-negative ALL experienced an infectious episode, with bacterial infections being the most frequent.
Of 240 patients, 145 had an infection, and invasive fungal infections occurred in 12.5% during treatment with GIMEMA LAL1913.
Observational analysis of infections in newly diagnosed adult Ph-negative ALL patients treated across 18 centers.
Older age, particularly over 65, is a significant risk factor for infections, underscoring the need for better prophylaxis.

Zappasodi et al. (2025) studied this question.

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August 12, 2025Hematological OncologyOpen Access

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Analysis of infection rates in 240 adults with Ph-negative acute lymphoblastic leukemia, highlighting risk factors and outcomes.

Around 60% of patients with adult Ph-negative ALL experienced an infectious episode, with bacterial infections being the most frequent.
Of 240 patients, 145 had an infection, and invasive fungal infections occurred in 12.5% during treatment with GIMEMA LAL1913.
Observational analysis of infections in newly diagnosed adult Ph-negative ALL patients treated across 18 centers.
Older age, particularly over 65, is a significant risk factor for infections, underscoring the need for better prophylaxis.

Zappasodi et al. (2025) studied this question.

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