Real World Findings for Liso-Cel in LBCL From the Cell Therapy Consortium

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Caron A. Jacobson, MD, discusses the significance of a real-world follow-up analysis of liso-cel in which safety and efficacy findings in patients with comorbidities and others who were not eligible for clinical trials were consistent with those studies.

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