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. 2022 Mar 17;139(11):1670–1683. doi: 10.1182/blood.2021013972

Table 3.

Treatment outcomes

P-ML ID NK cell dose* (total cells) Time from FLAG to NK cell infusion Day 28 disease assessment
(% BM blasts)
Day 28 disease response Day 100 disease assessment
(% BM blasts)
Day 100 disease response Current status
2 1.86 × 108 26 d MRD negative CR MRD negative CRi CD34 boost given, remained in remission >2 y after therapy
4 2.19 × 108 29 d Peripheral blasts, BM not assessed* PD NA NA Disease progression before day 7 and expired before day 28
5 8.69 × 108 25 d MRD negative CR NA NA Extramedullary disease progression, off study after day 60, expired
7 1.38 × 108 18 d MRD negative CR 3 PR Proceeded to second transplant, remained alive and disease free
8 1.53 × 108 16 d MRD negative CR MRD negative CR Disease progression at day 180, proceeded to second transplant, remained alive and disease free
9 4.26 × 108 16 d 56% PD NA NA Off study after day 70, expired due to disease progression
10 1.17 × 108 16 d 16% PR 30 PD Expired due to disease progression
11 1.4 × 108 17 d 10% PR 60 PD Expired due to disease progression
Summary 2.81 × 108
(average)
22 d
(average)
4 MRD negative 4 CR, 2 PR
(75% patients with response)
2 MRD negative 2 CR/CRi
(25% patients remained in CR)
One patient remained in remission >2 y;
3 alive at 2 y (27.5%)

Treatment outcomes based on IWG criteria for evaluable patients enrolled in the trial who received immunotherapy. Patient P-ML003 had a phenotypic change from AML to T-cell lymphoblastic leukemia at the start of study therapy and was not included in the efficacy assessment.

MRD, minimal residual disease; NA, not available; PD, progressive disease; PR, partial response.

*

Patients received between 4 × 106 and 10 × 106 NK cells per kilogram (average, 11 × 106 NK cells per kg). Total dose was calculated as (10 × 106 NK cells per kg) × (weight in kg).

Day 28 PD assigned based on patient’s early disease progression. CRi, complete remission with incomplete count recovery.