Caroline Ram-Wolff, dermatologist in the dermatology department at Saint-Louis Hospital in Paris, medical coordinator of the GFELC Scientific Council, and member of the RHU SPRINT project, was recently a guest on the podcast RARE à l’écoute 🎤🧬, the first 100% rare disease-focused media outlet. In this third episode of the series dedicated to cutaneous T-cell lymphoma, she reviews the different management strategies for patients with mycosis fungoides.

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During the discussion, Caroline Ram-Wolff highlights the main treatment goals:
▪️ relieving symptoms, particularly itching and skin burning;
▪️ controlling disease progression, while noting that a definitive cure remains rare.

She also presents:
▪️ the various therapeutic options depending on the stage of the disease;
▪️ the frequency of follow-up required for patients;
▪️ the essential role of GFELC expert centers, which help confirm the diagnosis and guide patient management.

An insightful episode to better understand the therapeutic challenges of this rare disease.

🎧 Listen in French here: Managing mycosis fongoides

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