Abstract
Traditional systematic literature reviews (SLRs) mainly consist of indexed publications and are rarely updated, primarily relying on full-text articles to support findings. Within rapidly evolving therapeutic areas such as acute myeloid leukemia (AML), congress abstracts can represent an expedient route to disseminate preliminary or updated trial results, as well as real-world datasets. This study aimed to describe recent trends in congress abstract publications within AML.
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