Blood tests to monitor leukemia after stem cell transplant

This trial is testing a new way to detect leukemia after you've had a stem cell transplant. Researchers will use a highly sensitive test called digital PCR to look for cancer cells in your bone marrow samples over time. This test is designed to catch any signs of leukemia coming back much earlier than standard methods, so your doctors can act quickly if needed.

After a stem cell transplant, leukemia can sometimes return, but it's hard to catch early with current monitoring methods. This study aims to create a more precise, personalized test that can detect even tiny amounts of cancer cells in your bone marrow, giving doctors a better chance to intervene before leukemia progresses.