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. 2023 Feb 16;89:104477. doi: 10.1016/j.ebiom.2023.104477

Table 1.

Characteristics of assessed patients.

Variable N = 476
Cancer type
 Epithelial ovarian cancer 386 (81%)
 Fallopian tube cancer 43 (9%)
 Primary peritoneal cancer 47 (10%)
Histological classification
 Serous 449 (94%)
 Others 27 (6%)
Platinum-sensitivity of the recurrent disease
 Sensitive 299 (63%)
 Resistant 138 (29%)
 Refractory 39 (8%)
BRCA mutational status
 BRCA1 117 (25%)
 BRCA2 57 (12%)
 BRCA wild-type 302 (63%)
Homologous recombination deficiency (HRD) status
 BRCA1 mutation 117 (25%)
 BRCA2 mutation 57 (12%)
 BRCA, wild type LOH-high 126 (26%)
 BRCA, wild type LOH-low 152 (32%)
 BRCA, wild type LOH(unknown) 24 (5%)
Best radiological response after 100 days according to RECIST criteria
 Complete response 23 (5%)
 Partial response 125 (26%)
 Stable disease 141 (30%)
 Progressive disease 63 (13%)
 Not evaluable 124 (26%)
CA-125 response according to the GCIG
 Unfavorable 175 (37%)
 Favorable 107 (22%)
 Not evaluablea 194 (41%)
Key outcome measures
 Platinum-sensitive cohort (n = 299)
 Best subsequent radiological response
 Complete response 21 (7%)
 Partial response 96 (32%)
 Stable disease 92 (31%)
 Progressive disease 37 (12%)
 Not evaluable 53 (18%)
 Progression-free survival (PFS) with a 100 day landmark 5.3 [4.1–6.00]
 Platinum-resistant cohort (n = 177)
 Best subsequent radiological response
 Complete response 2 (1%)
 Partial response 29 (16%)
 Stable disease 49 (28%)
 Progressive disease 26 (15%)
 Not evaluable 71 (40%)
 Progression-free survival (PFS) with a 100 day landmark 4.1 [4.0–5.5]

LOH: loss-of-heterozygosity.

a

CA-125 response according to the GCIG: baseline CA-125 not available or baseline <2 N (70 kU/L).