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. 2023 May 15;29(6):1370–1378. doi: 10.1038/s41591-023-02347-y

Table 3.

Summary of efficacy endpoints

Response, % Intent-to-treat population, N = 48 Declared dose cohort, N = 42
Objective response rate (90% CI; 95% CI) 10.4% (3.5–22.3%; 4.2–20.7%) 11.9% (4.8–23.4%; 3.9–25.6%)
 CR 4.1% (0.5–14.2%; 0.7–12.5%) 4.8% (0.9–14.2%; 0.6–16.1%)
 PR 6.3% (1.3–17.1%; 1.7–15.3%) 7.1% (1.9–17.4%; 1.5–19.4%)
SD (95% CI) 45.8% (31.3–60.8%) 42.9% (27.7–59.0%)
PD (95% CI) 43.8% (29.4–58.8%) 45.2% (29.8–61.3%)
Clinical benefit rate (95% CI) 56.2% (41.1–70.5%) 54.8% (38.7–70.2%)
Survival
 12 month overall survival (95% CI) 52.7% (40.1–69.2%) 53.1% (36.8–67.0%)
 Overall survival (95% CI) 12.5 months (10.8–14.6 months) 12.5 months (10.2–13.0 months)

CR denotes complete response; PR denotes partial response; SD denotes stable disease; PD denotes progressive disease. The primary efficacy endpoint was objective response rate, and the two secondary efficacy endpoints were clinical benefit rate and 12 month overall survival.