Typical dosage for Breyanzi
Breyanzi is usually given at a qualified treatment center or in a hospital setting. The treatment process takes several stages:
- Blood collection: Your immune cells are collected from your body. Your T cells are separated, while the rest of your immune cells are infused back into your body. This process typically takes several hours.
- Making Breyanzi: Your T cells are sent to a lab and made into Breyanzithat’s specific for you. This step takes about 1 month.
- Pre-treatment with chemotherapy: To prepare your body to receive Breyanzi, your oncologist will prescribe 3 days of chemotherapy, typically cyclophosphamide and fludarabine.
- Receiving Breyanzi: About 2-7 days after chemotherapy, your oncologist will infuse Breyanzi into your veins in two back-to-back 15-minute infusions.
After treatment, you’ll need to stay at or near the qualified treatment center for at least 4 weeks so your oncology team can monitor your recovery and check for side effects.
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