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. 2016 Jul 16;129(3):515–524. doi: 10.1007/s11060-016-2202-1

Table 2.

Patients with WNT-activated tumours (positive nuclear beta-catenin IHC) and relapse

ID CTNNB1 mutation analysis Other risk factors Relapse site CCR1 (months) Relapse treatment Survival after 1st relapse (months) Status
R1 R2 (R3)
W1 Pos a PF 22 HDSCT (CBDCA, VP-16) TMZ + IT maphosphamide (HITSKK-92, Mtx/Depocyte) 42 DOD
W2 Pos No Met (ST) 40 No No (TMZ, VP-16, GEMOX) 45 AWT
W3 Pos a, d Met (Spinal) 18 TMZ TMZ 17 DOD
W4 Neg a, d, r Met (CSF, spinal) 31 IT VP-16 + surgery + RT TMZ 16 DOD
W5 Neg No PF, Met 53 Oral VP-16 N/A 2 DOD
W6 No data d Met (Spinal) 54 Trophosphamide + VP-16 + RT TMZ + IT VP-16 29 DOD
W7 No data No PF 67 Surgery + CBDCA, VP-16 + HDSCR (TT, VP-16) No 18 DOD
W8 No data No PF, Met (CSF) 16 No data 29 DOD

Four patients had risk factors for poor prognosis at primary diagnosis; a = age >16 years at diagnosis, d = delayed RT start, r = residual (primary) tumour >1.5 cm2. All tumours were of classic histological subtype except case W5 (desmoplastic MB). Relapse treatment at first (R1) and subsequent relapses (R2, R3)

AWT alive with tumour, CBDCA carboplatin, CCR1 time in continuous complete remission after primary diagnosis, DOD dead of disease, GEMOX gemcitabine + oxaliplatin, CSF cerebrospinal fluid, HDSCT high dose chemotherapy with autologous stem cell rescue, IT intrathecal, Met metastatic relapse in CNS (location), Mtx methotrexate, PF posterior fossa, RT radiotherapy, ST supratentorial, TMZ temozolomide, TT thiotepa, VP-16 etoposide