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Zynteglo (betibeglogene autotemcel) is a one-time gene therapy infusion for beta-thalassemia patients needing regular transfusions. The dose is 1.8 × 10^6 CD34+ cells per kg of patient body weight, administered as a single intravenous infusion after myeloablative conditioning.[1][2]
Dose calculation uses the patient's actual body weight before starting conditioning chemotherapy. The product arrives autologous (patient-derived), cryopreserved, and ready for thaw and infusion—no further dilution needed. Total viable CD34+ cells must meet or exceed the prescribed amount; potency is verified via release testing.[1][2]
Patients undergo myeloablative conditioning (e.g., busulfan) 2-3 days prior to wipe out bone marrow and create space. Conditioning starts after stable health confirmation and ends before infusion day. Full details follow institutional protocols.[1][2]
Infusion occurs over 30-60 minutes via central line in a controlled setting. Patients stay hospitalized for at least four weeks post-infusion for monitoring engraftment and complications like infections or bleeding. No repeat doses are given.[1][2]
Approved for ages 12+ (FDA) or 5+ (EU) with transfusion-dependent beta-thalassemia and specific genotypes. Use ideal body weight if obese; consult prescribing info for pediatric adjustments. Not for those with active infections or certain HLA matches.[1][2] [1]: Zynteglo Prescribing Information (FDA) [2]: Zynteglo EMA Product Information
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