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. 2016 Dec 2;6(12):e503. doi: 10.1038/bcj.2016.112

Table 1. Completed clinical trials of proteasome inhibition in AML patients.

Trial no. (Phase) Patients (Median age)a Intervention Adverse eventsb Responsec Survival (Months)d
NCT00005064 (I) 15 total, 11 r/r AML (59 years) Bortezomib Orthostatic hypotension Nausea Diarrhea No CR/CRi Reduced blasts in 33% N/R
EUDRACT 2006-006923-38 (II) 14 new or r/r AML ineligible for conventional chemotherapy (70 years) Bortezomib Infection/FN Neuropathy No CR/CRi Reduced blasts in 61% 4
NCT00382954 (I) 20 new or r/r AML (65 years) Bortezomib Idarubicin Infection/FN Constitutional Gastrointestinal 20% CR 5% PR Reduced blasts in 75% 4
NCT00624936 (I) 23 r/r AML (65 years) Bortezomib Azacitidine Infection/FN Neuropathy Thrombocytopenia 22% CR/CRi N/R
NCT00703300 (I) 19 poor-risk AML (70 years) Bortezomib Decitabine Infection/FN Neuropathy 37% CR/CRi N/R
NCT00818649 (II) 12 total, 8 AML (65.5 years) Bortezomib Vorinostat Cardiac events Nausea Neuropathy 8% CR N/Re
NCT00505700 (I) 31 new and r/r AML (62 years) Bortezomib Idarubicin Cytarabine Hypoxia Hyperbilirubinemia Elevate AST 71% CR/CRi 12
NCT00742625 (II) 95 untreated AML (67 years) Bortezomib Daunorubicin Cytarabine Infection/FN Neuropathy 69% CR/CRi 12
NCT01174888 (I) 23 r/r AML (53 years) Bortezomib Midostaurin MEC Neuropathy Decreased LVEF Diarrhea 82.5% CR/CRi 11
NCT00666588 (II) 37 r/r AML (8 years) Bortezomib plus: Idarubicin/Cytarabine or Cytarabine/Etoposide Infection/FN Hypokalemia Hypoxia 57% CR/Cri or 48% CR/CRi 39% at 2 years
NCT00666588 (I) 23 total, 9 AML (73 years) Bortezomib Lenalidomide Infection/FN Neuropathy Hypoxia 11% CR/CRi 5
NCT00103272 (I) 11 r/r AML (63 years) Bortezomib 17-AAGf Infection/FN Hepatotoxicity Cardiotoxicity No response N/R
a

R/r, relapsed/refractory.

b

FN, febrile neutropenia.

c

CR, complete remission, CRi, complete remission with incomplete recovery of platelets or neutrophils, PR, partial remission.

d

N/R, not reported.

e

No quantitative survival data was reported in this study, though all patients died of progressive disease within 1 year.

f

17-AAG, 17-allylamino-17-demethoxygeldanamycin.