Session thématisée Les Innovations diagnostiques en cancérologie
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1 10 èmes Journées Scientifiques du Cancéropôle Nord-Ouest mai 2017, Deauville Session thématisée Les Innovations diagnostiques en cancérologie Les signatures multigéniques pronostiques dans le cancer du sein Martine J. Piccart-Gebhart, MD, PhD Institut Jules Bordet, Brussels, Belgium Université Libre de Bruxelles Breast International Group (BIG aisbl), Chair
2 Disclosures No conflict of interest with any of the companies which are marketing gene expression signatures
3 BREAST CANCER TODAY Significant Progress Achieved Incidence Mortality Ferlay J. Globocan 2012
4 BREAST CANCER TODAY 5 year survival rates (SEER)
5 ADJUVANT SYSTEMIC THERAPY FOR BREAST CANCER TODAY The Age of Escalation Targeted therapy Targeted therapy SX Chemo RT Endocrine therapy Cure a substantial proportion of women Treatment duration : anywhere from 1 day to 15 years!
6 ADJUVANT SYSTEMIC THERAPY FOR BREAST CANCER TODAY The Age of Escalation More Patients Treated Longer Drug Exposure More Drugs Therapeutic Escalation
7 TREATMENT ESCALATION Consequences The cost threatens to blow up our health care systems the ones that actually pay for treatments! Many women live longer but bear the consequences of our aggressive treatments and we can never ignore this!
8 BREAST CANCER «Adjuvant» medical therapies Lung Liver Bone Localized disease Curable But risk of : overtreatment undertreatment wrong treatment suboptimal treatment Generalized disease Very difficult to cure
9 ADJUVANT SYSTEMIC THERAPY FOR EARLY BREAST CANCER Benefit / Risk Balance Lessons learned from 3 decades of clinical trials BENEFIT Survival (2 to 12%) POTENTIAL HARM Mood alterations Thrombo-embolic events Arthralgia Osteoporosis LONG-TERM RISKS Secondary cancers Cardiac toxicity Early menopause Cognitive function AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC BURDEN
10 ST. GALLEN DEFINITIONS OF RISK Low G1 T 2 Node HER2 LVI absent Only 20% of patients! R I S K Intermediate High AGE < 35 G2-3 T>2 Node, HER2+ or LVI present Node + (1-3) and HER2 - Node + (1-3) and HER2 + Node + 4 Most difficult group for CT decision! R I S K Other similar guidelines exist : NCCN, ESMO,
11 IMPROVED RISK ASSESSMENT OF EARLY BREAST CANCER THROUGH GENE EXPRESSION PROFILING L. van t Veer R. Bernards 78 untreated N primary tumors 295 partially treated N / N + tumors 44 w/o relapse at 8 y follow-up 34 with a relapse within 5 y microarray Gene-expression profile 5000 genes 231 genes 70 genes Poor prognosis signature van t Veer L., Nature 2002; 415 (31) : Van de Vijver MJ, N Engl J Med 2002; 347 (24):
12 B.C. CLINICAL OUTCOME PREDICTION 70-gene profiler outperforms St Gallen criteria Van de Vijver MJ, N Engl J Med 2002; 347 (24):
13 Validation of the MammaPrint signature : 15 years of intensive collaborative work! Signature ublished External validation of the signature by the TransBIG network Conduct of MINDACT MINDACT Results
14 EORTC-BIG Mindact Trial Design node negative & 1-3 node positive women 70-gene signature (Mammaprint ) risk AND Clinical-Pathological risk Both low risk Discordant cases Both high risk No chemotherapy Randomization Chemotherapy Supported by the EU 6th framework grant (7 million euros) Total cost of trial 45 million euros!
15 Tumor biology MammaPrint Low vs High genomic risk VERSUS Tumor anatomy (+ a few biological features) Adj.! Online Low vs High clinical risk Hypothesis : the Genomic assay will outperform the Clinical criteria by reducing the prescription of adjuvant chemotherapy WITHOUT IMPAIRING OUTCOME More specifically: clinically high risk patients with a low risk gene signature randomized not to receive CTX should have a 5 year DMFS of 92%
16 The MINDACT study: Patient demographics Clinical «low risk» (50%) Clinical «high risk» (50%) N = 6693 Median age = 55y Node - 79% Node + 21% T1 tumours 72% Grade 2 49% HR positive 88% HER2+ 10% N=2745 Discordant N=1806 clinical Low/ genomic Low N=592 N=1550 clinical High/ genomic High clinical Low/ genomic High clinical High/ genomic Low
17 ER positive HER2 negative ER status HER2 status Grade Nodal status Tumor size Clinical Risk in MINDACT well differentiated N 1-3 positive nodes 3cm C-low cm C-high 2 cm C-low cm C-high moderately differentiated N 1-3 positive nodes 2 cm C-low cm C-high Any size C-high poorly differentiated OR undifferentiated N 1-3 positive nodes 1 cm C-low cm C-high Any size C-high C-high risk : expected 10 y OS < 92% with endocrine therapy alone (as per Adjuvant! Online)
18 The MINDACT study at a median follow-up of 5 years N = 6693 women N = 672 relapses 208 deaths N = 362 distant relapses
19 Clinical outcome of the MINDACT population at 5y median follow-up DMFS IN ALL 4 RISK GROUPS
20 Clinical outcome of the MINDACT population at 5y median follow-up DISCORDANT RISK GROUPS: PRIMARY TEST The primary analysis population Discordant risks The primary statistical test (DMFS at 5Y) c-low /g-high c-high/g-low RANDOMIZATION No chemotherapy N = 748 CT No change in risk post enrollement and no CT received N = 644 Null Hypothesis: set at 92% Observed 5Y DMFS = 94.7% 95% CI % excludes 92%!!!
21 MINDACT: whole population vs key subgroup MINDACT Entire population (N=6693) MINDACT High clin risk/low genomic risk (N=1550) T1 72% T1 42% T2 27% T2 54% T3 1% T3 4% N0 79% N0 52% N1-3 21% 1+ node 33% 2+ nodes 10% G1 G2 G3 22% 29% 49% 3+ nodes G1 G2 G3 5% 6% 29% 64% Er PR HER2+ 12% 9,5% Er PR HER2+ 2% 8% Low proportion Less confidence in the results?
22 Can we be sure that modern pathology is not also able to distinguish indolent luminal cancers from aggressive ones?
23 Discordances between central immunohistochemical and molecular breast cancer subtyping in the MINDACT trial luminal tumors (N=4718) Molecular subtyping based on BluePrint and MammaPrint Pathological subtyping Luminal A ER+ and PgR 20% and HER2- and Ki67 < 20% Luminal B ER+ and PgR < 20% and/or Ki67 20% and HER2-
24 Can we be sure that adjuvant CT does not provide a benefit in the discordant groups?
25 Efficacy: CT vs no CT in discordant risk groups Intent-to-treat analysis Distant Metastasis Free Survival c-high/g-low Distant Metastasis Free Survival c-low/g-high Allocated Treatment strategy CT % at 5 Year(s) (95% CI) 95.9 (94.0, 97.2) Hazard Ratio (adjusted Cox model) (95% CI) 0.78 (0.50,1.21) p-value (adjusted logrank) Allocated Treatment strategy CT % at 5 Year(s) (95% CI) 95.8 (92.9, 97.6) Hazard Ratio (adjusted Cox model) (95% CI) 1.17 (0.59,2.28) p-value (adjusted logrank) no CT 94.4 (92.3, 95.9) no CT 95.0 (91.8, 97.0) Allocated to: Allocated to: Small CTX benefit not ruled out but 2% No suggestion of any CT benefit
26 Adjuvant therapy decision-making NEVER FORGET THAT The «low-enough» risk that justifies treatment de-escalation is a patient s decision! «High risk» does not mean that the treatment will work!
27 Practical use of MammaPrint in the clinic Start by evaluating the Clinical Risk * Clinical risk LOW Treatment according to guidelines Clinical risk HIGH Discuss with patient if she would value a < 2% gain in DMFS with adjuvant CTX *Exclude women with T3 or N2 3+? NO Order MammaPrint test In 48% of patients it will come back low risk allowing for adjuvant CTX sparing YES Proceed with CTX
28 Are there ways to forgo GEPs??? Dr M de Block Minister of Health
29 More than 15 years of research and still a lot of controversy regarding who can be spared adjuvant chemotherapy and who does not need extended adjuvant endocrine therapy!!!
30 SYSTEMIC THERAPY FOR EARLY BC Gene Signatures assisting with decision making OnCoG GI oncodna /Myriad Most useful in Node negative disease Ribinikar D - ASCO Educational Book 2016
31 Proliferation genes drive the prognostic power of GEP signatures Original signature Proliferation genes Original signature Non-Proliferation genes Sotiriou C, et al. N Engl J Med. 2009; Wirapati P, et al. Breast Cancer Res. 2008; Sotiriou C, et al. Nat Rev Cancer. 2007
32 LOE 1A (Prospective Validation) MINDACT (MammaPrint) TAILORX (Oncotype Dx) RxPONDER (Oncotype Dx) ASTER70 (Genomic Grade) Reported Partial results reported Expected final results 2017 Expected results 2022 Expected results 2018
33 Adjuvant therapy decision-making NEVER FORGET THAT The «history» of luminal BC extends beyond 5 years, with late relapses seen particularly if large T a/o N+
34 SABCS 2016 New data regarding MammaPrint An ultra low risk cut-off identifies N- postmemopausal women with excellent 20-year outcomes
35 Molecular definition of Indolent 70 gene Prognosis Signature: Ultra-low Threshold 70 significant prognosis genes Ultralow Threshold van t Veer et al., Nature,2002 Threshold derived from TRANSBIG with 25-year follow-up and no metastatic events In women with breast cancer and WITHOUT ANY SYSTEMIC THERAPY This presentation is the intellectual property of the author. Contact them at laura.esserman@ucsf.edufor permission to reprint and/or distribute.
36 Validation in the STO 3 Trial postmenopausal women, <3cm, N0 tumors Stockholm: This presentation is the intellectual property of the author. Contact them at laura.esserman@ucsf.edufor permission to reprint and/or distribute.
37 All Patients by 70 Gene, Ultralow, low ultralow, high This presentation is the intellectual property of the author. Contact them at permission to reprint and/or distribute.
38 Intergroup TAILORx Trial (N=10,253) Trial Assigning IndividuaLized Options for Treatment Node Negative ER+ and/or PgR+ HER2 negative (IHC 0-1+ or FISH [-]) 21-Gene Recurrence Score Assay RS <11 Hormonal Therapy* 16% Results released in 2015 RS Randomize Hormonal Rx* vs Chemotherapy* + Hormonal Rx* 67% RS >25 Chemotherapy* + Hormonal Rx* 17% *Choice of therapy at investigator discretion including option of adjuvant chemotherapy trials
39 TAILORx: RS 0-10 N=1626 / 88 events at median follow-up of 69 months Rate of freedom from recurrence at distant site : 99.3% (95% ci: ) Distant recurrences N=10 Locoregional recurrences N=8 Contralateral BC (invasive) N=15 Other primary cancers N=43 30 deaths (12 w/o cancer) Sparano J.A. et al, N Engl J Med, Nov 19, 2015
40 Stage (N) still matters Prognostic Signatures are not good enough if high tumor burden! Trans ATAC (Oncotype DX) NKI Validation (MammaPrint) LN- LN+ Dowsett et al., J Clin Oncol Van de Vijver et al., NEJM 2002
41 SABCS 2016 (Sestak et al) Head to head comparison of several signatures and their added value beyond a clinical treatment score in Node or Node + patients from ATAC treated with endocrine therapy only Clinical treatment score: N status, T size, grade, age, therapy Signatures: RS (Oncotype-DX), BCI, ROR score (Prosigna)*, EndoPredict Clinical** *incorporates T size ** incorporates T size and nodal status
42 Head to head comparison of multigene prognostic signatures in the ATAC trial N = 818 women (591 N, 227 N + ) 10 year distant recurrence rate 5-10 year distant recurrence rate 29% 10% 6% 14% N N + N N +
43 San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium December 6-10, 2016 Prognostic value years 0-10 node-negative CTS 31,8 % Improvement IHC4 30,6 IHC ,1 53.8% BCI 43,8 BCI ,5 70.8% RS 22,8 RS ,6 33.3% ROR 50,8 ROR ,7 74.5% EPclin 40,6 EPclin ,2 47.8% Likelihood Ratio χ 2 Likelihood Ratio χ 2 This presentation is the intellectual property of the author/presenter. Contact i.sestak@qmul.ac.uk for permission to reprint and/or distribute.
44 San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium December 6-10, 2016 Prognostic value years 0-10 node-positive CTS 40,2 % Improvement IHC4 6,3 IHC ,8 11.9% BCI 9,6 BCI ,2 12.9% RS 6,4 RS % ROR 15,5 ROR % EPclin 35,6 EPclin ,5 21.1% Likelihood Ratio χ 2 Likelihood Ratio χ 2 This presentation is the intellectual property of the author/presenter. Contact i.sestak@qmul.ac.uk for permission to reprint and/or distribute.
45 Prognostic (± predictive) value of multigene signatures in years 0-10 Node negative disease: all signatures show added value beyond the Clinical Treatment Score and identify 55 to 70% of patients as having a 10y risk of distant metastases ranging between 3 and 6.6% Node positive disease: the added value of the signatures is inexistent or modest (ROR, EndoPredict Clinical) EndoPredict Clinical identifies 19% of patients with a 10y risk of distant mets below 6%
46 CTS 16,6 San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium December 6-10, 2016 Prognostic value years 5-10 node-negative % Improvement IHC4 6,6 IHC ,3 20.0% BCI 19,5 BCI ,2 67.5% RS 3,4 RS ,9 11.4% ROR 31,3 ROR , % EPclin 24.0 EPclin ,3 62.0% Likelihood Ratio χ 2 Likelihood Ratio χ 2 This presentation is the intellectual property of the author/presenter. Contact i.sestak@qmul.ac.uk for permission to reprint and/or distribute.
47 CTS 16.0 San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium December 6-10, 2016 Prognostic value years 5-10 node-positive % Improvement IHC4 1.0 IHC ,2 7.5% BCI 3,1 BCI ,8 11.3% RS 1,1 RS % ROR 7,3 ROR % EPclin 14,9 EPclin ,4 27.5% Likelihood Ratio χ 2 Likelihood Ratio χ 2 This presentation is the intellectual property of the author/presenter. Contact i.sestak@qmul.ac.uk for permission to reprint and/or distribute.
48 Prognostic (± predictive) value of multigene signatures in years 5-10 Node negative disease: added value is seen for BCI, ROR and EndoPredict Clinical. EndoPredict Clinical identifies 73.5% of patients with a risk of distant relapse of 4.3% Node positive disease: a modest added value is seen for signatures that combine genomic with anatomic information. EndoPredict Clinical, for examples, identifies 22% of patients with a risk of distant relapse of 3.3%
49 What about the predictive power of the gene signatures for: - CTX benefit - Endocrine therapy benefit?
50 High proliferative breast cancers may benefit from adjuvant chemotherapy CMF regimen LN- CAF regimen LN+ Paik et al., JCO 2006 Albain et al., Lancet Oncology 2009
51 Breast Cancer Index Algorithmic combination of proliferation related gene signature (Molecular Grade Index) and an estrogen signaling pathway signature (Hox B13/IL17 BR, H/I)
52 Summary of BCI Predictive (H/I) Validation Data H/I shown to be a significant predictor of endocrine benefit in 3 randomized trial cohorts Study Cohort Treatment Predictive analysis Interaction P value Stockholm (n=600) 1 TransATAC (n=665) 2 MA.17 (n=249) 3 Adjuvant tamoxifen vs untreated Adjuvant anastrozole vs tamoxifen Extended letrozole vs placebo H/I High HR: 0.35 ( ); p= H/I Low HR: 0.67 ( ), p= H/I High HR: 0.51 ( ); p=0.04 H/I Low HR: 1.33 ( ), p= H/I High OR: 0.33 ( ); p=0.006 H/I Low OR: 0.58 ( ), p= Results suggest generalizability as an endocrine response biomarker 1. Zhang Y, et al. Clin Cancer Res. 2013;19(15): Sgroi D, et al. Lancet Oncol Oct;14(11): Sgroi et al, J Natl Cancer Inst. 2013;105:
53 Which signature for which patient? Luminal BC patients, aged 40y, No or N1-3+ at diagnosis Low clinical risk as per MINDACT High clinical risk as per MINDACT Patient willing to have CTX for very small benefit Patient unwilling to have CTX for small benefit SIGNATURE SIGNATURE SIGNATURE Prognosis within 5y most relevant (N ) Prognosis within 10y most relevant (N + ) - MammaPrint - Oncotype - EndoPredict, BCI, ROR EndoPredict, BCI, ROR Not accepted by guidelines
54 Which signature for which patient? Luminal BC patients, aged 40y, No or N1-3+ after 5y of endocrine therapy (and no CTX!) Node BCI, ROR, EndoPredict Clinical all useful EndoPredict Clinical identifies 73% of patients with a distant relapse risk of 4.3% Node + Only ROR and EndoPredict Clinical add value but in a modest way EndoPredict Clinical identifies 22% of patients with a distant relapse risk of 3.3% Not accepted currently by guidelines
55 TAILORING OF SYSTEMIC THERAPY FOR EARLY BC Multi Gene Signatures Time to move to the next chapter Bardelli A et al Cancer Cell /j.ccell
56 BREAST Data Center Team BIG HeadquartersTeam Institut Jules Bordet Team BIG Executive Board
57 Backups
58 EBCTCG, submitted (2017)
59 EBCTCG, submitted (2017)
60 EBCTCG, submitted (2017)
61 EBCTCG, submitted (2017)
62 EBCTCG, submitted (2017)
63 Reclassification with molecular subtyping Molecular Subtyping classified 54% as Luminal A among the Luminal B by Pathological Subtyping (PS). MS classified 38% as Luminal (A and B) and 5% as Basaltype among the HER2+ by PS. MS classified 5% as Luminal (A and B) among the TN cases by PS. This presentation is the intellectual property of the author/presenter. Contact them at fatimacardoso@fundacaochampalimaud.pt for permission to reprint and/or distribute.
64 Adjuvant! Online for breast cancer (Updated version) used for a standardized approach to Clinical Risk P. Ravdin
65 Interpretation of the ATAC multigene signature comparison study All patients received endocrine treatment! Node negative disease: all signatures show added value and perform well in years 0-10 and in years 5-10 Node positive disease: the performance of the signatures is more modest and only the ones that integrate tumor burden are useful; more research here is needed
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