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1 Mediastinal B-cell Lymphomas A Spectrum of Diseases Wyndham H. Wilson, MD, PhD
2 Mediastinal B-cell Lymphomas Nodular sclerosis Hodgkin Lymphoma Mediastinal grey zone lymphoma Primary mediastinal B-cell lymphoma Shared clinical features Mediastinal presentation (typically localized) Young age at presentation (3 rd -4 th decade) Predominance in young women Favorable prognosis
3 Mediastinal Lymphomas Molecular Overlap PMBL and NS-Hodgkin Lymphoma
4 Mediastinal Lymphomas Molecular Overlap PMBL and NS-Hodgkin Lymphoma
5 IHC Phenotype of Thymic B-cell Lymphomas Neg CD20 CD15 Neg CD30 Tumor Density
6 Mediastinal Grey Zone Lymphoma NsHL Morphology but PMBL IHC RS Cells CD20+ CD30+ Cyclin E+ Or CD15- Large Cells PMBL Morphology but NsHL IHC
7 Mediastinal Gray Zone Lymphoma PMBL Morphology but NsHL IHC CD30++ CD15+ CD20- Cyclin E-
8 Conclusions Mediastinal Gray Zone Lymphomas So: Is GZL biologically related to PMBL or NsHL or neither? Tumor mutations
9 9-p24 amplification PMBL and nshl Rosenwald et al. JEM vol. 198 no
10 9-p24 amplification PMBL and nshl Rosenwald et al. JEM vol. 198 no
11 9-p24 amplification PMBL and nshl Rosenwald et al. JEM vol. 198 no
12 Mediastinal Grey Zone Lymphomas FISH analysis 2p16.1 (BCL11, REL) gain amplification Extra-Mediastinal 25 (2 8) Mediastinal 36 (8 22) 0.68b 8q24 (MYC) gain 17 (1 6) 30 (6 20) 1.0b 9p24.1 (JAK2, PDL2) gain amplification 38 (3 8) 61 (14 23) 0.41b 16p13.13 (CIITA) gain amplification break 44 (4 9) 33 (7 21) 0.69b!! Modern Pathology (2011) 24,
13 Conclusions Mediastinal Gray Zone Lymphomas So: Is GZL biologically related to PMBL or NsHL or neither? Tumor mutations Gene expression
14 Mediastinal Grey Zone GEP
15 MGZL 1 Mediastinal Grey Zone GEP
16 Mediastinal Grey Zone GEP MGZL 1 MGZL 2
17 Mediastinal Grey Zone GEP MGZL 1 nshl MGZL 2 PMBL
18 Mediastinal Grey Zone GEP Germinal Center B-cell Expression C. F. LM02 gene expression (log2) p = 6 x 10^ -26 p = 4.8 x 10^ -5 NS-HL MGZL PMBL LM02 gene expression (log2) p = Tumor Histology 7 Negative Variable focal Strong diffuse LM02 IHC in MGZL
19 Mediastinal Grey Zone GEP nshl MGZL 1 MGZL 2 PMBL
20 Mediastinal Grey Zone GEP DC-SIGN (Dendritic cell) Gene Expression D. G. DC-SIGN gene expression (log2) p = 0.54 p = 2.4 x 10^ -5 NS-HL MGZL PMBL DC-SIGN gene expression (log2) 11 p = Tumor Histology Negative Low Moderate DC-SIGN IHC in MGZL
21 Mediastinal Grey Zone GEP Unique GZL Signatures M. MGZL-High Signature N. MGZL-Low Signature Gene expression (log2) Gene expression (log2) NSHL PMBL MGZL Major MGZL Minor 7.0 NSHL PMBL MGZL Major MGZL Minor
22 Conclusions Mediastinal Grey Zone Lymphomas Is GZL biologically related to PMBL or NsHL? Microenvironment overlap with NsHL Dendritic cell signature Expression of B-cell program overlap with PMBL GC B-cell genes Pan-B cell genes (variable) Two unique signatures
23 Eligibility Untreated PMBL and MGZL Age 12 years Stage I if > 5 cm and all stage II-IV Adequate organ function unless disease related HIV negative
24 Patient Characteristics Characteristics MGZL PMBL p2 Total Patients Male Gender 15 (63%) 21 (41%) 0.14 Age years median (range) 33 (14-59) 30 (19-52) 0.61 Bulky Tumor 10 cm [range] 11 (46%) [1.3-20] 33 (65%) [5-18] 0.14 Stage IV disease 3 (13%) 15 (29%) 0.15 LDH > Normal 12 (50%) 40 (78%) Extranodal site 6 (25%) 27 (53%) Pleural or pericardial effusion 5 (21%) 28 (55%) ALC cells/mm 3 median (range) 0.88 ( ) 1.01 ( ) 0.78 Predominant Tumor Morphology PMBL-Like NSHL-Like Composite (PMBL and NSHL) 8 (33%) 15 (63%) 1 (4%) NA NA NA Immunohistochemistry CD20+ (malignant cells) Any staining Strong-diffuse staining 24/24 (100%) 17/24 (71%) 51/51 (100%) 51/51 (100%) 1.0 < CD30+ (malignant cells) 24/24(100%) 30/44 (68%) CD15+ (malignant cells) 13/24 (54%) 2/34 (6%) < BCL-6+ (malignant cells) 13/15 (86%) 33/37 (89%) 1.0 DC-SIGN+ (infiltrating cells) 10/19 (53%) 12/35 (34%) 0.25 CD68+ (infiltrating cells) 16/16 (100%) 26/28 (93%) 1.0
25 Mediastinal Gray Zone Lymphomas DA-EPOCH-R A. Event-Free Survival (MGZL and PMBL) B. Overall Survival (MGZL and PMBL) Probability (%) o o o Probability (%) o p= p= Time (years) Time (years)
26 Patient Characteristics Characteristics MGZL PMBL p2 Total Patients Male Gender 15 (63%) 21 (41%) 0.14 Age years median (range) 33 (14-59) 30 (19-52) 0.61 Bulky Tumor 10 cm [range] 11 (46%) [1.3-20] 33 (65%) [5-18] 0.14 Stage IV disease 3 (13%) 15 (29%) 0.15 LDH > Normal 12 (50%) 40 (78%) Extranodal site 6 (25%) 27 (53%) Pleural or pericardial effusion 5 (21%) 28 (55%) ALC cells/mm 3 median (range) 0.88 ( ) 1.01 ( ) 0.78 Predominant Tumor Morphology PMBL-Like NSHL-Like Composite (PMBL and NSHL) 8 (33%) 15 (63%) 1 (4%) NA NA NA Immunohistochemistry CD20+ (malignant cells) Any staining Strong-diffuse staining 24/24 (100%) 17/24 (71%) 51/51 (100%) 51/51 (100%) 1.0 < CD30+ (malignant cells) 24/24(100%) 30/44 (68%) CD15+ (malignant cells) 13/24 (54%) 2/34 (6%) < BCL-6+ (malignant cells) 13/15 (86%) 33/37 (89%) 1.0 DC-SIGN+ (infiltrating cells) 10/19 (53%) 12/35 (34%) 0.25 CD68+ (infiltrating cells) 16/16 (100%) 26/28 (93%) 1.0
27 Prognostic Factors in MGZL Event-Free Survival Overall Survival E o ALC > 0.78 cells/ul F ALC > 0.78 cells/ul Event-Free Survival (%) p=0.004 ALC < 0.78 cells/ul Overall Survival (%) p=0.02 ALC < 0.78 cells/ul Time (years) Time (years)
28 Patient Characteristics Characteristics MGZL PMBL p2 Total Patients Male Gender 15 (63%) 21 (41%) 0.14 Age years median (range) 33 (14-59) 30 (19-52) 0.61 Bulky Tumor 10 cm [range] 11 (46%) [1.3-20] 33 (65%) [5-18] 0.14 Stage IV disease 3 (13%) 15 (29%) 0.15 LDH > Normal 12 (50%) 40 (78%) Extranodal site 6 (25%) 27 (53%) Pleural or pericardial effusion 5 (21%) 28 (55%) ALC cells/mm 3 median (range) 0.88 ( ) 1.01 ( ) 0.78 Predominant Tumor Morphology PMBL-Like NSHL-Like Composite (PMBL and NSHL) 8 (33%) 15 (63%) 1 (4%) NA NA NA Immunohistochemistry CD20+ (malignant cells) Any staining Strong-diffuse staining 24/24 (100%) 17/24 (71%) 51/51 (100%) 51/51 (100%) 1.0 < CD30+ (malignant cells) 24/24(100%) 30/44 (68%) CD15+ (malignant cells) 13/24 (54%) 2/34 (6%) < BCL-6+ (malignant cells) 13/15 (86%) 33/37 (89%) 1.0 DC-SIGN+ (infiltrating cells) 10/19 (53%) 12/35 (34%) 0.25 CD68+ (infiltrating cells) 16/16 (100%) 26/28 (93%) 1.0
29 Prognostic Factors in MGZL Event-Free Survival Overall Survival G. 100 H. 100 DC-SIGN negative 90 o 90 Event-Free Survival (%) o o DC-SIGN negative Overall Survival (%) o o o o DC-SIGN positive o o DC-SIGN positive p= p= Time (years) o Time (years)
30 Prognostic Effect of DC-SIGN Gene Expression in NS-HL Low Overall Survival (%) High 20 0 P = Time (years)
31 End of Treatment FDG-PET Variables SUV max Mediastinal Blood Pool (N=11) SUV max > Mediastinal Blood Pool (N=10) No Uptake SUV max Mediastinal SUV max < Liver SUV max Liver Blood Pool Deauville Score Disease absent Disease documented Sensitivity Specificity Outcome Measures Positive Predictive Value Negative Predictive Value 63% 100% 100% 81% Abbreviations: SUV max -maximal standard uptake value. Deauville score 1-3 and 4-5 interpreted as negative and positive, respectively.
32 Conclusions MGZL Patients with MGZL lymphoma have a significantly worse outcome compared to PMBL Post-therapy FDG-PET has a good negative predictive value for relapse MGZL presents with two types One histologically like nshl but B-cell program One histologically like PMBL but nshl microenvironment
33 Acknowledgments Wyndham H. Wilson Stefania Pittaluga Alina Nicolae Nicole Grant Margaret Shovlin Cliona Grant Seth Steinberg Clara Chen Kevin Camphausen Elaine S. Jaffe Ranjana Advani Louis M. Staudt George Wright Mickey Williams Jason Lih Randy Gascoyne
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