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The treatment approach for multiple myeloma (MM) has changed in recent years. After the approval of maintenance treatment after stem cell transplant in younger patients, the paradigm of continuous treatment is now prevailing in all clinical situations of myeloma. However, the best time to initiate relapse treatment is still unclear. With increased frequency of minimal residual disease (MRD) negativity, and the established clinical benefit of this finding, one of the large clinical questions in myeloma is how to approach MRD re-appearance. In this paper, we go through the MRD technology, existing and possible uses of MRD in the clinic, and data for early treatment before we introduce the design of the ongoing REMNANT study; a randomized study with early treatment of MRD relapse after first line treatment.

The Next Step for MRD in Myeloma? Treating MRD Relapse after First Line Treatment in the REMNANT Study