Risk adapted therapy for newly diagnosed multiple myeloma delivered through local cytogenetic laboratories in a National Clinical Trial: UKMRA RADAR study

The UKMRA RADAR study is a phase II/III clinical trial for newly diagnosed multiple myeloma patients eligible for autologous stem cell transplant. It offers a risk-adapted approach with the addition of isatuximab for genetically high-risk patients, evaluated using local cytogenetics laboratories rather than centralised testing. We have observed excellent overall success rates, with > 90% patients assigned to a risk-adapted pathway following cytogenetic testing in 25 local laboratories nationwide, with clinically-relevant turnaround times allowing > 70% patients to commence isatuximab at the earliest opportunity if indicated. This paves the way for providing standard-of-care risk-adapted treatment for multiple myeloma patients in the UK.