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. 2017 Aug 28;108(10):2022–2029. doi: 10.1111/cas.13343

Table 1.

Summary of the long‐term follow up of patients enrolled in the phase I study

Patient no. by cohort Sex Age (years) Disease Overall response to mogamulizumab PFS (days) OS (days) Rash (grade)
1
101 M 46 MF tumor stage PD 29 1166+ 2
102 M 60 ATL acute SD→CRa 2830+ 2830+ None
103 F 68 ATL acute PR 85 732 None
2
201 M 55 ATL acute SD 50+ 230 None
202 F 66 ATL acute SD 36 201 None
203 M 66 ATL acute PD 8+ 61 None
204 F 57 ATL acute CR 1268 2447 None
3
301 M 60 ATL acute PD 36 298 None
302 M 64 ATL acute PD 29 270 None
303 F 69 ATL lymphoma PD 29 260 None
4
401 F 64 PTCL‐NOS PR 2507+ 2507+ 2
402 F 62 ATL acute PR 64 207 None
403 F 64 ATL lymphoma SD 43 1103 None
Expanded
411 M 55 ATL acute PD 28 506 None
412 M 62 ATL acute CR 506 2048+ 3
413 F 58 PTCL‐NOS SD 1272 2230+ 2
a

Disease had disappeared by 1 year after treatment; patient 102 was categorized as showing a CR. ATL, adult T‐cell leukemia‐lymphoma; CR, complete response; MF, mycosis fungoides; OS, overall survival; PD, progressive disease; PFS, progression‐free survival; PR, partial response; PTCL‐NOS, peripheral T‐cell lymphoma, not otherwise specified; SD, stable disease.