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. 2022 Mar 25;11:17. doi: 10.1186/s40164-022-00268-z

Table 1.

Summary of datasets

Treatment Study name Data cutoffa (MM/DD/YYYY) Median study follow-up, months (range) Analysis set N
Efficacy outcomes
 Liso-cel TRANSCEND [6] 08/12/2019 11.5 (0.2‒35.0)b DLBCL efficacy set 256
 Tisagenlecleucel—ORR, CR rate JULIET [8] 12/08/2017 14 (0.1‒26)c Efficacy analysis set 93
 Tisagenlecleucel—PFS, OS JULIET [8] 12/08/2017 14 (0.1‒26)b Safety set/full analysis set 111
Safety outcomes
 Liso-cel TRANSCEND [6] 08/12/2019 11.5 (0.2‒35.0)b DLBCL-treated set 269
 Tisagenlecleucel JULIET [8] 12/08/2017 14 (0.1‒26)c Safety set/full analysis set 111
Study Data sources
TRANSCEND Individual patient data
JULIET Schuster et al. [8] was supplemented with the EMA Public Assessment Report [33], the EMA Summary of Product Characteristics [34], the United States FDA Summary Basis for Regulatory Action [35], and Schuster et al. [16]d

CR complete response, CRS cytokine release syndrome, DLBCL diffuse large B-cell lymphoma, EOS end of study, EMA European Medicines Agency, FDA Food and Drug Administration, liso-cel lisocabtagene maraleucel, ORR objective response rate, OS overall survival, PFS progression-free survival

aData cutoffs with most complete data availability were included

bMedian on-study follow-up time was reported, which was defined as (EOS date—first dose date + 1)/30.4375. If patients were continuing on study, the data cutoff date was used to impute the EOS date for the purpose of the calculation

cMedian follow-up time from infusion to data cutoff was reported [8]

dIn JULIET, CRS was rated according to the University of Pennsylvania criteria. However, the JULIET investigators regraded CRS events according to the Lee 2014 criteria [36]; rates of CRS associated with tisagenlecleucel were extracted from Schuster et al. [16], which was based on the Lee 2014 criteria [36] and also used in TRANSCEND