[Antibodies in hematology by the example of acute lymphatic leukemia]

Antibodies play an important role in the therapy of patients with hematological tumors and have become an established part of this therapy. By using the example of acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL), different antibodies with different mechanisms of action are described. The focus of this review is on the description of a bispecific antibody molecule and an immunoconjugate in the relapse of ALL. Although the antibodies have improved the treatment of patients with ALL, it still holds true that the therapy of patients can only be successfully carried out with a strategy that integrates different, mutually complementary schemes. The improvement of therapy can only be achieved through clinical studies with clearly defined protocols.