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. 2019 Dec 28;22(7):1006–1017. doi: 10.1093/neuonc/noz244

Table 2.

Treatment details of 143 eligibile patients with ATRT

Total %
Extent of surgical resection
Complete 49 34
Incomplete 94 66
HDCT
Yes 34 24
No 109 76
Completed chemotherapy according to EU-RHAB
Yes 107 75
No 36 25
Radiotherapy#
Yes 81 87
No 12 13
Complete remission
Yes 76 53
After surgery 23
After chemotherapy 53
No 67 47
Progression
No 52 36.5
PD on CT* 49 34
PD after CT** 42 29.5
SAE n = 20
VOD§ 11
CNS toxicities& 5
Severe infection (pneumonia) 1
AML*** 3
Present status
CR 44 31
Stable disease 10 7
Progressive disease 7 5
Death 82 57

Abbreviations: CR, complete remission; CT, chemotherapy; HDCT, high dose chemotherapy; PD, progressive disease; SAE, serious adverse event; VOD, veno-occlusive disease; AML, acute myeloid leukemia.

#Only patients >12 months at diagnosis (n = 93) were analyzed.

*During CT, analyzed within 4 months from diagnosis.

**After CT, <1 year from diagnosis.

§All VOD resolved.

&2 infections, 2 leukoencephalopathies, 1 central apnea.

***32, 23, and 53 months from diagnosis. Two of them died due to AML (one with SD of the ATRT and no GLM, the other with a GLM in SMARCB1 in CR of the ATRT). The third patient continues to be in CR following GTR for ATRT and is in first CR following chemotherapy for AML which was diagnosed 4 years after the diagnosis of ATRT.

110 patients were from German speaking countries (Germany, Austria, and Switzerland), the remainder (n = 33) from the Czech Republic, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, and Spain.