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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Nov 13.
Published in final edited form as: Eur J Cancer. 2012 Aug 23;48(18):10.1016/j.ejca.2012.06.027. doi: 10.1016/j.ejca.2012.06.027

Table 5.

Summary of CLL and DLBCL patients treated with SF1126.

Pt# History Clinical response
1 43 years F Del 17p CLL [Rai l] LN Flare C1D1/C1D4
[No Prior Rx] Decrease Size of LNs (C1D8/C1D11;WCC (Dec 40%)Stable Disease (16 weeks) as best response
2 63 years M CLL [Rai IV] LN Flare C1D1/C1D4
[4Prior Rx] WCC fluctuating
3 41 years F CLL [Rai l] Severe Hypersensitivity Reactiona (C1D1/C1D4)
[2 Prior Rx] Remarkable improvement in symptomsb
4 82 years M CLL [Rai IV] LN Flare, Fluctuating in LN size & WCC
[2 Prior Rx] Producing urinec
Haemodialysis Stable disease (8 weeks) on SF1126 converting to unconfirmed partial response with add'n of Rituximab (see Fig. 3)d
5 78 years M DLBCL (Non-GC) [4 Prior Rx] >40% LN reductione, LN redness ablated
a

Patient has a history of allergies and discontinued after two doses due to grade 2 symptoms resistant to premedication.

b

Patient suffered from odynophagia, dystonia and dysphagia but after 2nd SF1126 dose patient's oral performance noticeably improved allowing patient to eat and talk.

c

After four doses of SF1126 patient undergoing haemodialysis 3×/wk began producing new appreciable quantities of urine.

d

Patient taken off study due to pneumonia related issues, unconfirmed PR by decreased ALC, LN size and spleen size.

e

Patient taken off study at end of C1 due to a non-drug related mechanical fall requiring hospitalisation.