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. 2021 Mar 9;16(3):295–308. doi: 10.1007/s11523-021-00802-9

Table 1.

Summary of efficacy outcomes from clinical studies of copanlisib in patients with indolent lymphoma

Study Histology Number of patients ORR,  % (CR; PR) DCR,  % (SD)
Phase I
NCT00962611 [34] FL 6 100 (2; 4) 100 (0)
NCT02155582 [47] FL 1 100 (0; 1) 100 (0)
Phase II
NCT01660451; part A [52] FL 16a 40.0 (3b; 3) 93.3 (8)
CLL 13 38.5 (0; 5) 84.6 (6)
MZL 3 66.7 (0; 2) 100 (1)
SLL 1 100 (0; 1) 100 (0)
NCT01660451; part B [35] FL 104 58.7 (15; 46) 87.5c (35)
MZL 23 69.6 (2; 14) 87.0 (4)
SLL 8 75.0 (0; 6) 87.5 (1)
LPL/WM 6 16.7 (0; 1) 66.7 (3)
NCT01660451; part B long-term follow-up [36] FL 104 58.7 (21; 40) 87.5 (35d)
MZL 23 78.3 (3; 15) 87.0 (2)
SLL 8 75.0 (0; 6) 87.5 (1)
LPL/WM 6 16.7 (0; 1) 66.7 (3)
NCT01660451; part B FL POD24 subset (Leppä et al.; submitted) FL (POD24) 68 60.3 (15; 26) 88.2 (21)

CLL chronic lymphocytic leukemia, CR complete response, DCR disease control rate, FL follicular lymphoma, LPL/WM lymphoplasmacytic lymphoma/Waldenstrӧm’s macroglobulinemia, MZL marginal zone lymphoma, ORR objective response rate, POD24 progression within 24 months, PR partial response, SD stable disease, SLL small lymphocytic lymphoma

aOne patient was excluded because they did not have any measurable lesion as per Cheson criteria at baseline; therefore, 15 patients were evaluable for response

bOne patient achieved an unconfirmed CR

cOne patient with unconfirmed SD and four with SD or PR recorded > 35 days from the last treatment were excluded

dIncludes one patient with unconfirmed early SD (SD was assessed earlier than 7 weeks after start of treatment, with no radiologic assessment of SD, PR, or CR at later cycles)