Table 1.
Primary Investigator | Indication | Phase | No. of patients | Treatment regimen | Response | Overall Survival |
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Goebeler et al. 201623 | Adult R/R B-NHL | I | 76 | Continuous infusion, escalating doses. MTD 60µg/m2/day given in n = 35 | At MTD: ORR FL = 80% MCL = 71% DLBCL = 55% Other = 50% |
Not available (Median response duration 404 days) |
Viardot et al. 201624 | Adult R/R DLBCL | II | 25 | Continuous infusion with weekly dose escalation, to target 112 µg/day | ORR 43% | 5.0 months |
Topp et al. 201125 | Adult MRD positive B-ALL | II | 21 | Continuous infusion 15 µg/m2/day | 80% MRD response | Not available (At median follow-up 50.8 months 50% still in remission) |
Gökbuget et al. 201728 | Adult MRD positive B-ALL | II | 116 | Continuous infusion 15 µg/m2/day | 78% MRD response post cycle 1, 80% MRD response overall | 36.4 months |
Topp et al. 201429 | Adult R/R B-ALL | II | 36 | 5–30 µg/m2/day | 69% CR/CRh (88% MRD response post cycle 1) | 9.8 months |
Topp et al. 201531 | Adult R/R B-ALL | II | 189 | 9 µg/day for first week cycle 1, 28 µg/day thereafter | 43% CR/CRh (82% MRD response) | 6.1 months |
Martinelli et al. 201535 | Adult Ph-positive R/R B-ALL | II | 45 | 9 µg/day for first week cycle 1, 28 µg/day thereafter | CR/CRh 36% (86% MRD response) | 7.1 months |
Kantarjian et al. 201733 | Adult R/R B-ALL | III | 405 (B: 271, SOC 134) | 9 µg/day for first week cycle 1, 28 µg/day thereafter | B: 46% CR/CRh SOC: 28% CR/CRh |
B: 7.8 months SOC: 4.0 months |
Von Stackelberg et al. 201636 | Paediatric R/R B-ALL | I/II | 70 (at recommended dosage) | In phase II: 5 µg/m2/day for first week, 15 µg/m2/day thereafter | 38.6% CR | 7.5 months |
B-NHL: B-cell non Hodgkin lymphoma, B-ALL: B-cell precursor acute lymphoblastic leukaemia; FL: follicular lymphoma; MCL: mantle cell lymphoma; DLBCL: diffuse large B-cell lymphoma; R/R: relapsed or refractory; MRD: minimal residual disease; Ph: Philadelphia chromosome; ORR: overall response rate; CR: complete response; CRh: complete response with incomplete haematologic recovery; SOC: standard of care;