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. 2018 Jun 13;2(4):266–273. doi: 10.1002/ags3.12179

Table 2.

Characteristics of patients with esophageal squamous cell carcinoma treated with Ad.CMV‐p5330

Patient no. Age & gender Time to tumor progressiona Site of p53 mutation Viral particles Treatment cycles Tumor size (mm)c Local & overall responsed Prognosis after gene therapye
1 64M 7M Exon 5 15 × 1011 2 43 SD & SD 19M dead
2 71M 7M Exon 7 10 × 1011 5 25 SD & SD 15M dead
3 62M 5M Negativeb 15 × 1011 3 50 SD & PD 3M dead
4 78M 2M Exon 8 10 × 1011 2 30 PD & PD 6M dead
5 66M 2M Exon 7 10 × 1011 3 40 SD & SD 63M alive
6 60M 1M Exon 7 20 × 1011 1 70 SD & PD 2M dead
7 67F 4F Exon 5 10 × 1011 2 38 SD & SD 13M dead
8 58M 8M Exon 6 10 × 1011 2 40 SD & SD 15M dead
9 48M 2M Exon 7 25 × 1011 4 100 SD & SD 12M dead
10 77M 12M Negativeb 20 × 1011 2 68 SD & PD 2M dead
a

Time to tumor progression after completion of chemoradiation therapy (M, months).

b

No mutation among exons 5, 6, 7 and 8.

c

Tumor size is sum of esophageal tumor and lymph node.

d

Treatment response was determined 4 wks after completion of therapy by external review board.

e

Survival months after first injection of Ad.CMV‐p53 (M, months).

Shimada et al.30

PD, progressive disease; SD, stable disease.