Angioimmunoblastic T-cell lymphoma: nobody knows what to do...

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Angioimmunoblastic T-cell lymphoma: nobody knows what to do... Felicitas Hitz, Onkologie/Hämatologie St.Gallen SAMO Lucerne 17.9.2011

: Problems PTCL are rare diseases with even rarer subgroups Difficulte pathologic definition of the disease Outcome analysis based on heterogeneous retrospective data

3 General clinical features summerized from 12 clinical series 1975 2009; BJH 2009 Advanced stage III/IV 68 94% LDH > normal 46 85% Performance status > 1 40 57% B-Symptoms 52 86% Bulky mass 5 26% High risk IPI 38%

Clinical features: organ involvement summerized from 12 clinical series 1975-2009; BJH 2009 Generalized lymphadenopathy 84 100% Bone marrow involvement 12-70% Hepatomegaly 25 83% Splenomegaly 51 73% Skin rash 38 58% Effusion/oedema/ascites 25 53% Polyarthritis/arthralgias 16 18% Lung involvement 10% Neurologic manifestation 10% Gastrointestinal involvement rare

Laboratory Testing summerized from 12 clinical series 1975 2009; BJH 2009 Anemia 40 88% Positive Coombs test 32 75% Lymphopenia 17 52% Thrombocytopenia 9 20% Hypereosinophilia 32 50% Hypergammaglobulinaemia 50 83%

Differential diagnosis of Infection Systemic inflammatory disease

Nobody knows what to do......but some try to overcome the problems!

Registry data International T-cell Project, Vose et al. JCO 2008

Registry data International T-cell Project, Vose et al. JCO 2008

Registry data International T-cell Project, Vose et al. JCO 2008

Pathology Distinctive features with Medium sized neoplastic cells Arborizing blood vessels Proliferation of follicular dendritic cells Scatered EBV pos. B-cell blasts Cell of origin in the germinal center: follicular helper T-cell (Tfh); virus have been enrolled in the transformation of the Tfh

Pathobiology Laurence de Leval et al BJH 2009

Gen expression profiling Iqbal et al: Blood Feb 2010 robust classifier for, ATLL, ALCL Classification PTCL-unclassifiable as Role of the microenvironment in Need for validation of molecular signature with more clinical Titel der samples Präsentation Pathways and therapeutic targets for new drugs

Trial results Registry data Retrospective analysis of PTCL Subgroup analysis of for consolidation of firstline therapy with autologous tx, allogenic tx Prospective Phase II trials with subgroup analysis of Phase III trial ACT-1 and ACT-2

Registry data International T-cell Project, Vose et al. JCO 2008

Registry data : Survival by histologic type and IPI International T-cell Project, Vose et al. JCO 2008

Registry data International T-cell Project, Vose et al. JCO 2008

Response and survival rates in pts with PTCL with anthracycline-based regimens: a meta-analysis AbouYabis et al Blood 2007 abstr 3452 subgroup analysis: CR 54 % Estimated 5-year OS: 37% Conclusion:future trials need to focus on subtype specific treatments for increasing and sustaining CR

Retrospective studies: Up-front high-dose therapy and autologous SCT for PTCL Hosing and Champlin Ann of Oncol 2011

High-dose therapy and autologus SCT in : EBMT data Kyriakou et al. JCO 2008 146 pts with BEAM (74%) and autologous SCT; median age 53 years Median follow-up of 31 months Cumulative incidence of non-relapse mortality 7% @ 2 years OS 59% @ 48 months Titel derofpräsentation Cumulative incidence relapse 51% @ 48 months PFS for pts in CR 56% @ 48 months vs 23% for chemotherapy-refractory disease Conclusion: CR at transplant is the major determinant outcome

Allogenic SCT is able to induce long-term remission in : EBMT data Kyriakou et al JCO 2009 45 pts with ; > 2 lines of chemo Median age 45 years Different conditioning regimen Non relapse mortality: 25% @ 12 months Relapse rate: 20% @ 3 years 66% OS @ 3 years, 64% PFS @ 3 years

prospective studies: Up-front high-dose therapy and autologous SCT for PTCL Hosing and Champlin Ann of Oncol 2011

Dose-dense induction followed by autologous SCT: phase II study Nordic Lymphoma Group Lauritzsen et al ICML 2011 30 pts /166 pts (19%) CHOEP-14, BEAM, autologous SCT 87 % CR after 6 courses; 80% after ASCT 67% BEAM and ASCT with 4 year OS 50% ; PFS 47% Conclusion: high-dose therapy with ASCT is effective in previousely untreated PTCL although early progression remains a problem

Conclusions from prospective transplant studies 40-73 % are candidates for tx 1/3 of failure occured before tx 1/4-1/5 of failure occured after tx Improve induction efficacy Efficent consolidation strategy CR 59% - 81% after ASCT 35-50 % long-term responders

Phase III: European Intergroup trial for primary T-cell NHL ACT-1: Inclusion: patients < 60 years Treatment: CHOP-14 vs CHOP-14 + alemtuzumab; consolidation with autologous SCT Act-2: Inclusion: patients > 60 years Treatment: CHOP-14 vs CHOP-14 + alemtuzumab

Biologic targets for new drugs? Monoclonal antibodies Antivascular endothelial growth factors Immunmodulators Immunosuppressants (microenvironment)

Phase II PTCL: new substance + CHOP Bevacizumab: antivascular endothelial growth factor Complete remission in a pts with --> ECOG: Bevacizumab + CHOP --> high incidence of cardiac events Advani et al Blood 2009 Alemtuzumab: anti-cd52 specific antibody OR: 90%; median duration of follow-up:29months Median OS and EFS: 27and 10 months Adverse events: neutropenic fever, CMV reactivation, EBV related lymphoma! Conclusion: effectiv but not durable regimen with serious adverse events Kluin-Nelemans Ann of Oncol 2011

Phase II PTCL: new substance + CHOP Zanolimumab: anti CD-4 monoclonal antibody 21 pts with ORR: 24% 5 PR: 2 ALTL, 3 2 CR: 1 PTCL nos; 1 Conclusion: active and well tolerated D Amore et al Blood 2007 abstract 3409

Phase II : fludarabin, cyclophosphamid, followed by thalidomide First prospective trial in Untreated Flu 40mg/m2; Cyclo 250mg/m2 x3d every 4 weeks plus ThalTitel forder6präsentation mo Start 2009, slow recruiting Aim 37 patients

Phase II PTCL: lenalidomide Lenalidomide: immun-modulator Inclusion: relapsed/refractory PTCL ORR: 30%, ALTL, PTCL nos PFS: 95 days Toxicities: neutropenia 20%, thrombocytopenia 33% Conclusion: clinical activity with low toxicity profile

Case reports : lenalidomide Rentschler et al ICML 2011 Abstract 249 Case 1: relapse after CHOP; PR after 2line therapy Lenalidomde 25mg --> 10mg CR after 5 cycles Duration of response 519 days Case 2: Prior 5 lines of therapy Lenalidomide 25mg Progressive disease

Phase II : treatment experience with ciclosporin CyS: inhibits nuclear factor of activated Tcell transcription complex Interrupting T-cell activation 12 pts with 8/10 pts with response: 3CR, 5PR Advani et al. Leuk Lymphoma 2007 Phase II ECOG trial: closed because of slow accrual

Phase I : treatment experience with LMB-2 LMB-2: anti-cd25 monocloncal antibody Clinical activity in phase II trials, especially in Kreitman et al JCO 2000 Clinical response but rapid tumor progression Phase II planned with LMB-2 after chemotherapy

Conclusions Registries are important data containers to guide further prospective trials GEP defines biologic characteristics and microenvironment of Consolidation of firstline treatment with autologous SCTTitel isder effective Präsentation in CR but not for pts with chemo-refractory disease Prospective trials of PTCL and subentities are warranted Further investigations of biologic targets