The journal HORIZON LTC, entirely dedicated to cutaneous T-cell lymphoma, offers insight into the experience of the reference center at Saint-Louis Hospital in Paris, with contributions from members of the RHU SPRINT project. It was produced by RARE à l’écoute, in partnership with the GFELC.
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At the heart of this first issue
A complex diagnosis
Cutaneous T-cell lymphoma presents major diagnostic challenges, as it is often difficult to identify and diagnosed at a late stage.
Comprehensive and coordinated care
Patient management requires a structured approach involving multiple specialists and close coordination of care.
Essential psychological support
Given the long and demanding care pathways, psychological support plays a key role in maintaining patients’ quality of life.
Promising advances
Clinical research and therapeutic innovations are opening new perspectives to improve treatments and patient care pathways.
A multidisciplinary approach serving patients
This journal highlights the complementarity of multiple disciplines: pathology, immunology, dermatology, psychology, and clinical research.
Because every insight matters, dedicated professionals share their experience and vision of cutaneous T-cell lymphoma: Adèle de Masson, Hélène Moins, Maxime Battistella, Caroline Ram-Wolff, Valérie Cassier, Halim Bataouche, and Fatima Benrebbah.
A strong conviction
In the face of a rare disease, rapid access to specialized expertise profoundly transforms patients’ care pathways.
This collective work is driven by a shared objective: improving patients’ quality of life and long-term outlook.
A resource for healthcare professionals
HORIZON LTC is a valuable resource for all professionals involved in the management of cutaneous T-cell lymphoma.
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