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The update discusses the criteria for diagnosing multiple myeloma, including the necessary presence of clonal bone marrow plasma cells and defining events. It also outlines the risk stratification for high-risk multiple myeloma based on genetic markers. The document details initial therapy options, including a quadruplet regimen for eligible patients and alternative treatments for frail patients. Maintenance therapy recommendations are also provided, emphasizing the role of lenalidomide and monoclonal antibodies.
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