KK.Vyx Flashcards

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Patients w MRC who presented wo antecedent heme disorder

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78%

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how does MRC present?

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As denovo AML with MDS related cytogenetic changes OR

As multilineage dysplasia

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% of patients with MRC presenting with AHD

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22%

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4
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Common unfavorable cytogenetic risk group in AML

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del 5, del 7

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5
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24-35% of all AML cases

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AML MRC

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definition of MRC?

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> 20% blasts in PB / Marrow and Any of the following:

MDS, Non MDS (MRC + Multilineage dysplasia)

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Multilineage dysplasia

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Dysplasia in >50% of cells in at least 2 myeloid lines, UNLESS an NPM1 mutation or Biallelic mutation of CEBPA is present.

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MRC Characteristics?

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Complex karyotype - 3 or more abnormalities

Unbalanced Abnormalities

Balanced Abnormalities

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9
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Trial?

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309 patients aged 60-75

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Primary endpoint

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OS

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Phase 3 study patients?

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20% T Aml
54% MRC w/ documented history
25% MRC No documented history

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12
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FLT3 in 5 yr analysis

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16% in Vyxeos Arm

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Prior HMA exposure?

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41% patients treated with Vyxeos had prior HMA exposure

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14
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Most frequently reported hemorraghic event

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Epistaxis

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Primary end point

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mOS 9.6 vs 5.9

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Hazard Ratio

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0.69

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17
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1 yr survival

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42% vs 28%

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18
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5yr survival

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18% vs 8%

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19
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At 5 years mOS in 60-69 was?

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9.6 vs 6.9

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At 5 years mOS in 70-75 was?

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In phase 3 % of patients achieving CR+CRi?

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% of patients achieving CR only?

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At 5 yrs mOS in patients achieving CR+CRi was?

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21.7 mos vs 10.4 mos

Post Hoc analysis

small non randomized group 125

24
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Overall rate of HSCT

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How can we do a transplant better? Does it matter what induction / consolidation therapy used when taking a patient to transplant?
TBD
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Median OS in patients who received HSCT
Not reached vs 10.3 months
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Median OS in patients achieving CR or CRi
Not reached vs 11.7 mos
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MRD negativity? assessed after Vyxeos induction
Real World: Germany 64% by Flow 36 patients Italy 38% France 57% Flow NGS qPCR
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Patients w CR or CRi but no transplant
med OS for those in CR: 19.2 vs 8.4 mo med OS for those in CR+CRi: 14.7 vs 7.6
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30/60 day mortality
30: 6 vs 11% 60: 14 vs 21%
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Outpatient Admin?
64% IPOP then admitted day 6 (n=22) Kubal Study 58% IPOP eventually admitted (n=12) Deutch Study
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Overall incidence of hemorrhagic events was ___in the Vyxeos arm and ___in the control arm
74%, 56%
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Grade 3 or greater events occurred in ____
12% of Vyxeos treated patients.
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Fatal treatment emergent CNS hemorrhage not in the setting of progressive disease occurred in ___
2%
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Unbalanced Abnormalities
del 7 del 5 17q del 13, 11q, 12p
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Balanced abnormalities
t 11;16 t 3;21 t 1;3
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CPX is an integrated proposition
To include: Induction Consolidation Transplant
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% patients transplanted in Viale A
10%
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De Novo AML Mutations
NPM1, CEBPA, FLT3 ITD, Inv 16, t(8;21) aberrations involving 11q23
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Secondary type AML mutations stAML
RUNX1, EZH2, SRSF2, STAG2, ZRSR2, SF3B1, ASXL1, U2AF1
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2016 WHO classification of secondary AML
categorizes secondary AML together with de novo AML with myelodysplasia or related karyotypes
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Potential uses for AML MRD
1-Deep quantification of antileukemic efficacy 2.Early relapse detectionand intervention during sequential monitoring 3.Therapeutic assignment 4. Patient selection for clinical trials 5. As surrogate endpoint fo OS for regulatory approval
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AML is a _____
Collection of myeloid malignancies which can have changing clonal proportions over time.
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best test for MRD
Not at this time. Optimal would be a on size fits all approach to MRD monitoring.
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MRD monitoring best for?
APL, CML, MM single variants expressed at the transcript level - CML (bcr-abl) MM with distinct cell surface phenotypes
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In the German Experience patients achieving a CR+CRi had an MRD detected by flow of
64%
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in the Italian experience those achieving CR+CRi achieved a MRD detected by wt-1 mrd and mfc of
55% and 38% respectively
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In the french experience patients with CR +CRi MRD by flow,ngs,pcr
MRD of 57%