Unfortunately they were not able to provide any granular information regarding the percentage of patients who experienced ARRs at 1h/2h/3h/4h after the amivantamab dose.
What our institution ended up doing just to be conservative was to start with 4h observation after C1D1 to align with the trial protocol with no additional monitoring for future doses. Then we were going to evaluate our institutional experience in the future to see if we can reduce this post-C1D1 monitoring period.
Hope that helps!
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Kevin Chen PharmD, MS, BCOP
Thoracic Oncology and Sarcoma Clinical Pharmacist
UNC Medical Center
Chapel Hill NC
(984) 974-9116
KevinChen
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Original Message:
Sent: 05-22-2026 11:34 AM
From: Michael Thomas
Subject: SQ Amivantamab ARR Monitoring
Hi Kevin,
Did you end up hearing back from J&J with more information on this? I am curious to hear also what your group settled on for observation time following first and subsequent doses of subQ ami. We ended up with the same plan as Jon above; 2 hours observation after C1D1 and 30 minutes after C1D8. Thanks for any insight!
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Michael Thomas, PharmD
Thoracic Oncology and Multiple Myeloma Clinical Pharmacist
Huntsman Cancer Institute at the University of Utah
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Michael Thomas
PGY2 Oncology Pharmacy Resident
Nebraska Medicine
Omaha NE
(406) 544-4007
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Original Message:
Sent: 02-26-2026 09:09 AM
From: Kevin Chen
Subject: SQ Amivantamab ARR Monitoring
Thank you all for your thoughts - I'm glad I'm not alone in struggling to define what the optimal observation time is for the first dose!
I did reach out to the J&J MSL to see if they could provide a bit more granularity to rates of ARR based on observation time, specifically was it linear in nature (e.g. 50% at 2h, 75% at 3h, and 100% a 4h), or what is something more normally distributed (e.g. 50% at 2h, 90% at 3h, and 100% at 4h), as I think that would help me make the decision between 2h vs 3h vs 4h. I'll keep everyone posted on when I hear back.
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Kevin Chen PharmD, MS, BCOP
Thoracic Oncology and Sarcoma Clinical Pharmacist
UNC Medical Center
Chapel Hill NC
(984) 974-9116
KevinChen
Original Message:
Sent: 02-20-2026 05:17 PM
From: Jon Blazawski
Subject: SQ Amivantamab ARR Monitoring
For Rybrevant FasPro, I discussed a plan with MSL to mirror what we do for Darzalex FasPro below- which they said was reasonable (as industry not providing clear guidance).
Place IV line C1D1 only in case of systemic reaction
Observation: 1st dose 2hrs, 2nd dose 30 mins, if well tolerated no further obs.
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Jon Blazawski
Oncology Pharmacy Program Manager
Hartford Healthcare
Manchester CT
(860) 533-5807