Todd A Fehniger - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

1 / 25
About This Presentation
Title:

Todd A Fehniger

Description:

Bone marrow biopsy and aspirate. 30% cellular. 90% myeloblasts. FAB M0 ... BM Aspirate. Leder stain. Acute Myeloid Leukemia in patients 60 year old ... – PowerPoint PPT presentation

Number of Views:126
Avg rating:3.0/5.0
Slides: 26
Provided by: tfeh
Category:

less

Transcript and Presenter's Notes

Title: Todd A Fehniger


1
  • Todd A Fehniger
  • Hematology Grand Round
  • March 13, 2009

Lenalidomide therapy for untreated acute myeloid
leukemia in older adults (gt 60 years of age)
2
Disclosure
  • Clinical study funded in part by Celgene
  • Non-FDA approved use of Revlimid (lenalidomide)

3
Case
  • 71 yo M presented with dyspnea, fatigue, and
    pancytopenia
  • Performance status ECOG 1
  • PMH HTN, GERD, BPH
  • PE petechiae, pale
  • CBC
  • WBC 1900/uL (ANC 190/uL)
  • Hgb 6.7 g/dL
  • Plts 74,000/uLf
  • Differential 33 blasts

Blood 113 1002, 2009
4
Case
  • Bone marrow biopsy and aspirate
  • 30 cellular
  • 90 myeloblasts
  • FAB M0 (undifferentiated)
  • Flow CD34CD33CD13CD117
  • Routine cytogenetics trisomy 13
  • 47,XY135/46,XY15
  • FLT3ITD Positive

Blood 113 1002, 2009
5
Case Dx Bone Marrow and Cytogenetics
BM Aspirate
Leder stain
6
Acute Myeloid Leukemia in patients gt 60 year old
  • Median age of AML is 65-70
  • 13, 410 new AML cases / 8,990 deaths in 2007
  • 14.5/100,000 in adults gt 60 years
  • 0.7/100,00 in adults lt 60 years
  • Majority of patients do not receive specific
    therapy (best supportive care)
  • Median survival lt 1 year

7
Older AML Prognosis and Standard Therapies?
  • 73 median survival 8-13 months
  • Low dose ara-c 9 months
  • NCCN Investigational agents recommended as 1st
    line therapy
  • Prognosis, Results with current therapy options,
    and overview of investigational agents
  • Summarized in Mike Martins WashU Heme/Onc grand
    rounds presentation from February 2008
  • Martin and Abboud. Bood Rev 22311, 2008
  • Eliah Estey J Clin Oncol 251908, 2007

8
Older AML biology continuum with myelodysplastic
syndrome (MDS)
  • Cytogenetics in older AML
  • lower percentage of favorable risk cytogenetics
  • t(814), t(1517), inv(16)
  • Higher percentage of unfavorable cytogenetics
  • -5, -7, 8, complex
  • Frequently arises from MDS or initial diagnoses
    as AML with multilineage dysplasia
  • Resistant to traditional chemotherapy (MDR1)
  • Presentation with a hypoproliferative, MDS type
    picture common

9
MDS and lenalidomide
  • Efficacy of lenalidomide in MDS. List A et al.
    NEJM 352549 2005
  • Lenalidomide in MDS with 5q deletion. List A et
    al. NEJM 3551456,2006
  • Phase 2 study of lenalidomide in
    transfusion-dependent, low and int-1 risk MDS
    with karyotypes other than deletion 5q. Blood
    11186, 2008.
  • A small number of patients with clonal
    cytogenetic abnormalities (non-5q-) and excess
    blasts had cytogenetic responses and CRs

(I presented this topic at WashU Heme/Onc Grand
Rounds 6/10/2005 as a fellow my interest led to
the current study!)
10
Hypothesis Lenalidomide has activity in acute
myeloid leukemia
One of my fellow clinical protocols (with Ravi
Vij)
11
Study design
  • Phase II, single-institution, investigator-initiat
    ed, prospective, open-label study
  • Simon 2 stage design (n12 evaluable in stage 1)
  • Primary Endpoint CR (CRc/CRm/CRi)
  • IWG criteria with addition of SD
  • Secondary Endpoints safety, IWG response
    criteria, overall survival, event-free survival,
    and duration of remission
  • Eligibility Untreated AML age gt 60 yo (prior
    MDS, therapy related, de novo all eligible)
  • Exclude 5q- and favorable risk cytogenetics

12
Stage 1 / Cohort 1 Schema
13
(No Transcript)
14
(No Transcript)
15
IWG Criteria for AML
Cheson JCO 2007
16
06-0907 Stage 1 (Cohort 1) Results
  • WHO IWG Criteria (n15 total patients)
  • CRc 1 (duration 9 months)
  • PR 2 (duration 6 and gt12 months - ongoing)
  • SD 4 (duration 3, 3, 4, 7 months)
  • Treatment failure indeterminate cause 6
  • Rash, Sepsis, Cardiac Arrest
  • Progressive disease lt 2 cycles Len (n3)
  • Morphologic leukemia free BM at d15 w/ PD at d30
  • Treatment failure resistant disease 2

17
(No Len)
Len
18
Stage 2 / Cohort 2 Schema
Stage 2 Cohort 2 N27 patients Independent
analysis
19
Preliminary Results Cohort 2 (n25 so far)
Unpublished
20
Case Clinical Course Pt. 007
21
Case Follow-up
BM blasts
BM cellularity
Hemoglobin
100
12
10.0
300
WBC count
Platelets
10
250
80
8.0
200
8
60
6.0
Platelets (x103/?L)
BM ()
Hemoglobin (g/dL)
WBC (x 103/?L)
150
6
40
4.0
4
100
20
2.0
50
2
0
0
0
0
Day 0
Day 15
Day 30
Day 75
LD
Day 0
Day 15
Day 30
Day 75
LD
cycle 1
cycle 1
22
CR Leder 10X
CR Aspirate 100X
CR Leder 100X
23
Lenalidomide Mechanism?
Potential Mechanism(s)
Activity
Alter cytokine profiles
Multiple Myeloma
MDS (w/ 5q-)
Block Angiogenesis
Direct Effects on tumor
CLL
Immune modulation
Lymphoma
Lenalidomide (Revlimid)
AML
Phosphatase modulation
24
Lenalidomide has activity in AML how does it
work?
  • Modulation of NK cell responses?
  • Correlative studies evaluating NK cells prior to,
    during, and after therapy
  • Direct effects on AML?
  • BM blasts at Dx In vitro lenalidomide exposure,
    follow blast cell death compared to vehicle
    correlation to response?
  • Leukemia microenvironment?
  • Flow for CXCR4 on AML blasts

This would be a great project for a fellow!
25
Acknowledgments
  • Ravi Vij
  • Alissa Nelson
  • Kim Trinkaus
  • Jackie Payton
  • BMT/leukemia physicians and team members
  • ASCO Foundation
  • Siteman Cancer Center
  • Disclosures
  • This study was funded in part by Celgene
  • Non-FDA approved (investigational) use of
    Revlimid (lenalidomide)
  • No financial interest
Write a Comment
User Comments (0)
About PowerShow.com