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During iwCLL, on 15th May 2017, the “Additional Therapies for the Relapsed/Refractory CLL Patient” session took place and was co-chaired by Michael Keating (MD Anderson Cancer Center) and Jacqueline Barrientos (The Feinstein Institute for Medical Research).
During this session, Danielle Brander, MD, from the Duke Cancer Institute, Durham, North Carolina, USA, gave a talk titled “Durability of Responses on Continuous Therapy and Following Drug Cessation in Deep Responders with Venetoclax and Rituximab.”
Adverse events were graded using the NCI CTCAE v4.0. The iwCLL 2008 criteria was used to evaluate responses including CT or MRI imaging (at end of combination therapy i.e. month 7); CT scans were undertaken every 3–6 months thereafter for all patients. The bone marrow was assessed for MRD using ≥4 color flow cytometry in local laboratories (minimum sensitivity: 0.01%).
*TLS, n=1; worsening of peripheral neuropathy, n=1 |
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|
All Patients |
---|---|
Enrolled, n |
49 |
Median (range) time on study, months |
38 (<1–53) |
Active patients, n |
28 |
Median (range) time on venetoclax, months |
40 (28–53) |
Discontinuation due to CLL progression, n |
7 |
Discontinuation due to Richter’s transformation, n |
5 |
Other reasons for discontinuation, n |
5 |
AE related to venetoclax |
2* |
AE considered not related to therapy |
1 |
Withdrew consent |
2 |
Elected to stop venetoclax after response per protocol, n |
16 |
Danielle Brander summarized her talk with a concise conclusion slide:
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