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Dr. Eve Segal, BCOP, PharmD
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RE: SQ Amivantamab ARR Monitoring
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Eve Segal
02-20-2026 02:43 PM
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One more thing to add, Kevin you brought up a good point, but the IRRs incidence was 13% and our group felt it wasn't very impressive. Our other experience with SQ data, like daratumumab, shows something similar. -- Eve Segal, PharmD, BCOP Pronouns:She/Her/Hers Clinical Pharmacy Operations ...
RE: SQ Amivantamab ARR Monitoring
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Eve Segal
02-20-2026 02:11 PM
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Eek, maybe we are cowboys over here, but we did not build in a observation time. There isn't an observation time in the PI, but please correct me if I am wrong! Gives me flashbacks to when subq dara went live and we had a very long post-dose observation time. -- Eve Segal, PharmD, BCOP Pro ...
RE: Tarlatamab!
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Eve Segal
06-11-2025 03:30 PM
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We have a project to help facilitate outpatient administration of tarlatamab that mimics some of the workflows Lia described in UVA. Patients receive tarlatamab and then after infusion are eligible to go home. A clinic nurse will perform a phone assessment to screen for CRS/ICANS after infusion. Patients ...
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