Table 3.
Immunotherapy trials including Wilms tumor patients
Study/trial | Immunotherapeutic agent | Targeted molecule | Phase | Patients enrolled | No. of Wilms tumor patients | Results |
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Hont et al. J. Clin. Oncol. 201932 | TAA-Ts | WT1 PRAME survivin | phase I | relapsed and refractory solid tumors | 9 | safe and immunogenic; response rate: 73% |
Dohnal et al. Cytotherapy 200736 | DC-based vaccine | – | phase I | advanced solid pediatric malignancies | 2 | safe and immunogenic |
Geoerger et al. Lancet Oncol. 20206/KEYNOTE-051 trial | pembrolizumab (mAb) | PD-L1 | phase I–II | PD-L1+, advanced relapsed or refractory solid pediatric tumor or lymphoma | 3 | ongoing trial; response only in Hodgkin’s lymphoma |
Merchant et al. Clin. Cancer Res. 2016108 | ipilimumab (mAb) | CTLA4 | phase I | advanced solid pediatric malignancies | 3 | no objective tumor regressions |
Modak et al. Cancer Res. 2018 NCT0109964445 | IP 131I-8H9 (radio-conjugated mAb) | B7-H3 | phase I | desmoplastic round cell tumors | not disclosed | satisfactory safety profile and promising antitumor activity; a phase II is ongoing. |
NCT02982941 | enoblituzumab (mAb) | B7-H3 | phase I | B7-H3+ relapsed or refractory malignant solid tumors | not disclosed | ongoing trial; no results published |
Cacciavillano et al. Pediatr. Blood Cancer 201554 | racotumomab (mAb) | NeuGc-GM | phase I | pediatric refractory malignancies | 1 | safe and immunogenic; no regression reported. |
Tsuchiya et al. OncoImmunology 201757 | GPC3-peptide vaccination | GPC3 | phase I | pediatric refractory solid malignancies | 1 | safe and immunogenic; induced response in 1/2 WT patients |
Seibel et al. J. Immunother. Emphasis Tumor Immunol. 199478 | rTNF-α + actinomycin | TNF-α | phase I | pediatric refractory malignancies | 6 | tumor response in 1/6 WT patients |
Meany et al. J. Immunother. 200879 | rTNF-α + actinomycin | TNF-α | phase II | recurrent Wilms tumor | 19 | safe, complete tumor response in 3/19 patients |
Main immunotherapy clinical trials including WT patients are listed. TAA-Ts, tumor-associated antigen cytotoxic T cells; mAb, monoclonal antibody.