Patient Demographics1

(N=1301)

  1. Patient demographics were generally comparable across regions1

Patient Treatment History1

(N=1301)

  • 2L, second-line; 3L, third-line; 4L, fourth-line.
  • aCAR T-cell therapies percentages do not include patients from Spain or UK.1
    bBsAb percentages do not include respondents from Spain, UK, or Japan.1
    cIncludes B-cell maturation antigen (BCMA)-directed or G protein–coupled receptor class C group 5 member D (GPRC5D)-directed BsAbs.1
  1. Patient demographics were generally comparable across regions1

HCP Practice Characteristics

HCP practice characteristics were broadly similar across regions (N=983)1

  • dIn the US, HCPs were defined as academic/COE if 50% or more of their practice was based in a hospital with academic affiliation and/or a specialized cancer center. In other countries, HCPs were defined as academic/COE if 50% or more of their practice was based in a COE or teaching hospital, or a cancer center if in France. HCPs were defined as community if their practice was based in less than 50% of these types of institutions.2
  • eCAR T-cell therapies percentages do not include respondents from UK.1 fIncludes BCMA-directed or GPRC5D-directed BsAbs.1 gBsAb percentages do not include respondents from Japan.1
  1. dIn the US, HCPs were defined as academic/COE if 50% or more of their practice was based in a hospital with academic affiliation and/or a specialized cancer center. In other countries, HCPs were defined as academic/COE if 50% or more of their practice was based in a COE or teaching hospital, or a cancer center if in France. HCPs were defined as community if their practice was based in less than 50% of these types of institutions.2

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