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Potential Impact of Afami-Cel Therapy on the Standard of Care for R/R Cases

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How might afami-cel therapy change the current standard of care for R/R cases?

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Advancing Synovial Sarcoma Care: Exploring Innovations in Targeted Therapies

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A panelist discusses how afamitresgene autoleucel (afami-cel) therapy could potentially transform the treatment landscape for relapsed/refractory (R/R) synovial sarcoma by offering a targeted cellular therapy option with demonstrated efficacy in heavily pretreated patients, though its optimal positioning in the treatment sequence will need to be determined through additional clinical experience and data.