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49 A N A L E S R A N M R E V I S T A F U N D A D A E N 1 8 7 9 LINFOMA NO HODGKIN FOLICULAR Fernández-Rañada de la Gándara JM An RANM. 2025;142(01): 41 - 50 No existen datos comparativos de la inmunoterapia T frente a los procedimientos de trasplante tanto autólogo como alogénico. El papel del autólogo parece claro en el tratamiento de segunda línea del LF (42). Es posible el carácter curativo del trasplante alogénico en una población de pacientes con LF. La edad y las complicaciones clínicas del alotras- plante han frenado su uso que en la actualidad es minoritario (43). El papel definitivo tanto de los anticuerpos biespecíficos como de la terapia con anti-CD19 CAR-T Cells requiere del conocimiento de muchos de los estudios hoy en desarrollo. El concepto de “curación funcional” hoy en día puede aplicarse a cierta proporción de enfermos con LF. Quizá la “curación real” sea un objetivo próximo con los tratamientos innovativos. 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