Table 1.
Vaccine | # Of Patients/controls | Schedule | Outcome | Safety | Comments | Author |
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Influenza | ||||||
FV trivalent A/Singapore/6/86 (H1N1), A/Wuhan/359/95 (H3N2) and B/Beijing/184/93 |
MM: 52 patients 16 had chemotherapy <1 week and 7 had high-dose TX + ASCT <6 months prior to vaccination. 21 were on interferon α TIW |
One dose | 13% developed protective titers against one, 10% against 2, and 19% against all three strains | No AEs reported | Receiving chemotherapy <7 days prior to vaccination correlated with poor response | Robertson et al. [21] |
FV trivalent A/California/7/09 (H1N1), A/Texas/50/12 (H3N2), and B/Massachusetts/60/ 08 |
15 pts with MM out of 36 with hematological malignancies and 70 with solid tumors | 72% of all patients received a second vaccination | Protective titers to all three strains increased from 3 to 27% | A second vaccination in pts with no response recommended | Increase in protective titers varied between 3 and 10% dependent on strain | Sanada et al. [22] |
FV trivalent A(H1N1)pdm09, iA(H3N2), B/Yamagata-lineage |
48 pts with SMM or MM | 50% | Protective titers to all three strains. 0 at baseline, 14% after first and 31% after second vaccination | A second vaccination in pts with no response recommended | Increase in protective titers varied between 18 and 44% dependent on strain | Hahn et al. [23] |
Herpes zoster | ||||||
VZV gamma-irradiation inactivated |
Scheduled for ASCT hematologic malignancies: 560/106 MM: 244/50 History of HVZ infection and/or antibodies to VZV |
Four doses, first dose 5–60 days before ASCT, thereafter 30, 60, and 90 days after ASCT, or placebo | 8 vs. 21% had HZV reactivation during 2.3–2.4 years FU |
Proportion of individuals with injection site AEs 29 vs. 7%; General SAEs 33 vs. 33% |
Patients had acyclovir or valaciclovir prophylaxis for 3 or 6 months after ASCT | Winston et al. [37] |
Adjuvanted recombinant zoster glycoprotein E vaccine (Shingrix®) |
Hematologic malignancies (excluding CLL on oral therapy) receiving or having just finished immunosuppressive TXT: 286/283 MM: 67/65 |
Two doses, 1–2 months apart, or placebo |
VZV reactivation in 2 vs. 14 patients 80.4 vs. 0.8% had antibody response to glycoprotein E. Humoral and cellular immune response persisted at months 13 |
Proportion of individuals with pain at the injection site: 79.5 vs. 16.4%, fatigue: 58.3 vs. 27.2%; general SAEs 23.3 vs. 29.4% |
Antiviral prophylaxis according to standards of participating centers Vaccine efficacy 87.2% 30.2% were excluded from per protocol group from immune response evaluation, short follow-up |
Dagnew et al. [39] |
Pneumococci | ||||||
PCV13 | SMM: 20 | One dose | 60% responders after 1 month, 35% after 6 months, and 25% after 12 months | Not reported | 40% had a positive opsonophagocytic test after 1 month, 30% after 6 months, and 25% after 12 months | Bahuad et al. [52] |
PCV13 |
MM: 7 Controls: 18 |
One dose | IgG response in MM: 23.3% vs. 25.7% in controls | Not reported | Response 6 months after vaccination, MM: 14.3%, controls: 25.7% | Mustafa et al. [55] |
PCV7 or PPV23 (1:1 randomization) |
MGUS: 15 MM: 15, 11 of them on active therapy Waldenströms disease: 15, 1 on active therapy Controls: 20 |
Half received single dose of PCV7 or PPV23 | IgG and particularly IgM antibodies were significantly lower in MM | Not reported | Opsophagocytic activity correlated with IgG antibody levels in MGUS and controls, but not in MM, and Waldenström’s disease | Karlsson et al. [57] |
PPV23 |
MM: 60 pts vaccinated before ASCT Pts with preexisting high antibody levels were excluded |
One dose |
Response in 33% Response rate higher (73%) in pts with CR |
No SAEs observed | Correlation with disease control and antibody response | Hinge et al. [54] |
PPV23 (Pneumovax II) |
MM: 52 patients 16 had chemotherapy <1 week and 7 had high-dose TX + ASCT <6 months prior to vaccination. 21 were on interferon α TIW |
One dose |
Response in 40% Fourfold increase in specific antibodies was recorded: 56%. |
No SAEs observed | Poor antibody response was associated with higher sepsis risk | Robertson et al. [21] |
PCV13 and PPV23 |
MM: 20 pts scheduled for induction TX Median time between both vaccinations: 21 days |
One dose of PCV13 and PPV23 each | Protective IgG response in 60% antipneumococcal serum levels of IgG. IgG2, IgM, and IgA increased by 5.1-, 5.9-, 1.5-, and 3.8-fold | Not reported | Antibody levels decreased significantly at follow-up (28–502 days) in pts without ASCT but was even more pronounced in those receiving ASCT | Renaud et al. [72] |
Haemophilus influenzae | ||||||
Haemophilus influenza type B |
MM: 52 patients 16 had chemotherapy <1 week and 7 had high-dose TX + ASCT <6 months prior to vaccination. 21 were on interferon α TIW |
One dose |
Pre-vaccination protective ab titers: 45% Postvaccination: 75%, fourfold increase in ab titers in 41 |
No SAEs reported by patients | Receiving high-dose therapy and ASCT <6 months prior to vaccination correlated with poor response | Robertson et al. [21] |