MF and Sézary syndrome treatment
This overview concerns MF/SS, not every CTCL subtype. Treatment requires a confirmed clinicopathologic diagnosis and specialist review. Sources reviewed 23 September 2026.
Stage-specific expert consensus
EORTC recommendations combine published evidence with expert consensus. Their options are not interchangeable prescriptions; selection depends on disease compartment, prior response, comorbidities and availability.
EORTC treatment consensus (2023), stage-specific tablesEarly-stage MF
Skin-directed options include topical corticosteroids, chlormethine, narrowband UVB and PUVA. Localized radiotherapy may suit localized disease; observation can be considered for selected limited patch disease. Refractory disease may need other approaches.
EORTC treatment consensus (2023), stage-specific tablesAdvanced or refractory disease
Specialist options include systemic treatments, photopheresis and radiotherapy, often alongside skin-directed care. Choice depends on stage and the involved compartments. The app does not choose an agent, dose or sequence.
EORTC treatment consensus (2023), stage-specific tablesAllogeneic transplantation requires dedicated eligibility and timing assessment; it is not a routine recommendation for every advanced-stage patient.
ASTCT/USCLC transplant recommendations (2025)Scope and unanswered questions
App convention: this is a discussion guide, not a prescribing protocol or a complete drug catalog. Current local approvals, monitoring and trial eligibility must be checked for an individual treatment.
Children and adolescents require age-specific guidance.
ISCL/EORTC/USCLC pediatric treatment consensus (2025)Open referral routing