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. 2021 Aug 13;20:15330338211036526. doi: 10.1177/15330338211036526

Table 1.

Efficacy and Safety of Immunotherapy in Pediatric Cancer Patients. 

Reference Age Number Tumor types Immunotherapy Key outcomes
Geoerger et al 39 13 Y N = 155 Relapsed or refractory
Solid tumor or lymphoma
Pembrolizu-mab Efficacy:
HL (n = 15) CR 2 (13%) PR 7 (47%) PD 3 (20%) other tumor type (n = 136)
CR 0
PR 8 (6%)
PD 74 (54%)
Safety:
immune-related:
grade 1-2, n = 30 (19%)
grade 3, n = 2 (1%)
grade 5, n = 1 (<1%)
Marjanska et al 40 7 Y N = 1 Recurrent metastatic melanoma Pembrolizu-mab Efficacy:
CR lasting 12 months
Safety:
irAEs
Arthritis, uveitis
AlHarbi et al 41 5 Y N = 1 Refractory glioblasto-ma Nivolumab Efficacy:
Durable response lasting 10 months
Safety:
No adverse reactions
Merchant et al 42 13.4 Y N = 33 Melanoma/Sarcoma/Renal carcinoma/bladder carcinoma/Neuroblastoma Ipilimumab Efficacy:
No objective tumor regressions
Safety:
Patients with irAEs n = 18 (55%)
Davis et al 43 14Y N = 85 Relapsed or refractory solid tumor or lymphoma Nivolumab Efficacy:
HL (n = 10)
CR 1 (10%)
PR 2 (20%)
SD 5 (50%)
Safety:
Patients with grade 3-4 irAEs
n = 27/75 (36%)
Geoerger et al 44 14Y N = 87 solid tumor or HL or NHL Atezolizumb Efficacy:
PR 4 (5%)
SD 10 (11%)
PD 63 (72%)
Safety:
Patients with irAE
n = 57 (66%)

Abbreviations: CR, Complete response; EFS, Event-free survival; HL, Hodgkin’s lymphoma; irAEs, immune-related adverse events; NHL, non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma; OS, overall survival; PR, partial response; PD, progressive disease; SD, stable disease.