Discontinuación de tratamiento, a quién y
cuándo
Juan Luis Steegmann
Hospital de la Princesa
Madrid
Jlsteegmann.hlpr@salud.madrid.org
In 2010, the French Group reported the results of the STIM trial
with 2 year follow-up. They have now patients with 9 years
Etienne, G.
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MRFS
43% by 0,5 y
38% by 2y
38% by 7 y
Choice in first line. GELMC opinion in 2014
Imatinib 400 mg al día
sería el tratamiento de elección si el
objetivo es la
supervivencia
global o la supervivencia libre de
transformación,dado que existen más datos sobre su perfil de
seguridad
a largo plazo.
Si el objetivo del tratamiento es conseguir
RMC
(RM
4
o RM
4,5
),
para
una eventual suspensión
del tratamiento, los tratamientos
indicados serían
nilotinib o dasatinib
.
Steegmann, J.L. and L.F. Casado,
Tratamiento de primera línea de la leucemia mieloide crónica
en fase crónica, in Manual para el control y el tratamiento de los pacientes con leucemia
mieloide crónica,
J.L. Steegmann, M.T. Gomez-Casares, and M. Perez-Encinas, Editors. 2014, Euromedice: Badalona ( Spain). p. 43-56.
Eso hizo que ELN 2013 considerase una opción fuera
de ensayos clínicos, aunque con reservas
Treatment discontinuation may be considered in individual
patients, also outside studies, if proper, high-quality, and
certified monitoring can be ensured at monthly intervals.
Sin embargo
Atención
Seguimiento de los otros ensayos de DC es corto
Las recaídas muy tardías son posibles en el TPH
La toxicidad de imatinib a largo plazo no se vislumbra
peligrosa.
La presión económica es menor con el Imatinib
genérico.
La mayoría de los estudios requerían una duración de ITK de 3
años, estar en RM4.5 , y que hubiese durado 2 años
TKI*
TKI years CMR
QUALITY
CMR
Duration
Confirmed
Times
Confirmed
Central
STIM
1
I
Und. (MR5)
y
5 cons
Yes (4.7)
TWISTER
2
I
Und.(MR4.5)
y
-
Yes (4.5)
A-STIM
3
I
Und.
y
No
No
KIDS
4
I
Und
y
6
Yes
ISAV
5
I
2
MR4
y
3
STOP 2GTKI
6
I, D,N
Und.(MR4.5)
y
EUROSKI
7
I, D,N
y
y
3 cons
Yes
ENESTop
8
I--> N 3+( 2 vs 1) MR4.5
1y
4
Yes
ENESTfreedom
9
N
2+1
MR4-MR4.5
1y
4
Yes
ENESTpath
10
I--> N 2+ (2 vs 3) MR4
1y / 2y
4/8
Yes
STAT 2
11
I--> N
X+2
MR4.5
DADI
12
I-->D 1 year of D MR4.5
1y
4
*I: Imatinib; N: Nilotinib; D: Dasatinib
**Definition of loss of CMR varied across the trials. ***UMRD. MR
4or MR
4.51. Mahon FX, et al Lancet Oncol 2010 Nov; 11(11): 1029-1035 2. Ross DM, et al Blood 2013 Jul 25; 122(4): 515-522. 3. Rousselot P et al J Clin Oncol 2014 Feb 10; 32(5): 424-430. 4. Lee SE et al Haematologica 2016 Jun; 101(6): 717-723. 5. Mori S, et al Am J Hematol 2015 Oct; 90(10): 910-914. 6. Rea D, et al. Blood 2017 Feb 16; 129(7): 846-854.
7. Saussele, S. et al. 2014. Haematologica 99(suppl 1):LB2440. ClinicalTrials.gov. Available at
www.clinicaltrials.gov.
8. Hughes, T et al. EHA21 st 2016 meeting LB 237 9. Hochhaus A, et al. Leukemia 2017 Feb 20
10. U.S. NIH. Clinicaltrials.gov. [cited 2013 Sept .http://www.clinicaltrials.gov/. 11. Takahashi , N et al. EHA21st 2016 meeting, P229
Y con una monitorización mensual durante el 1º año, y cada 2
meses en el segundo
1st year
2nd year Thereafter
Interval
STIM
1
I
1m
2m
3m
TWISTER
2
I
1m
2m
3m
A-STIM
3
I
1m
2m
3m
KIDS
4
1m
2m
3m
ISAV
5
I
1m
2m
STOP 2GTKI
6
I,
D,N
1m
2-3m
3-6m
EUROSKI
7
I,
D,N
1-1.5m
3m
DADI
8
I-->D
1m
3m
6m
*I: Imatinib; N: Nilotinib; D: Dasatinib
**Definition of loss of CMR varied across the trials. ***UMRD. MR
4or MR
4.5 1. Mahon FX, et al Lancet Oncol 2010 Nov; 11(11): 1029-10352. Ross DM, et al Blood 2013 Jul 25; 122(4): 515-522. 3. Rousselot P et al J Clin Oncol 2014 Feb 10; 32(5): 424-430. 4. Lee SE et al Haematologica 2016 Jun; 101(6): 717-723. 5. Mori S, et al Am J Hematol 2015 Oct; 90(10): 910-914. 6. Rea D, et al. Blood 2017 Feb 16; 129(7): 846-854.
7. Saussele, S. et al. 2014. Haematologica 99(suppl 1):LB2440. ClinicalTrials.gov. Available at www.clinicaltrials.gov.
8. Imagawa J, et al Lancet Haematol 2015 Dec; 2(12): e528-535.
TKI*
TKI years
CMR
QUALITY
RELAPSE
**
LOSS OF..
N
STIM
1
I
Und. (MR5)
CMR
100
TWISTER
2
I
Und.(MR4.5)
CMR
40
KIDS
3
I
3
Und.
MMR
90
KEIO STIM
4
I
2
Und.
CMR
40
A-STIM
5
I
Und.
MMR
66
ISAV
6
I
2
MR4
MMR
108
STOP 2GTKI
7
I, D,N
Und.(MR4.5)
MMR
50
EUROSKI
8
I, D,N
MR4
MMR
809
ENESTop
9
I--> N
3+( 2 vs 1) MR4.5
MR4 or MMR 126
ENESTfreedo
m
10
N
2+1
MR4.5
MMR
190
ENESTpath
11
I--> N
2+ (2 vs 3) MR4
MR4
1058
STAT 2
12
I--> N
X+2
MR4.5
MR4.5
75
DADI
13
I-->D
1 year of D MR4.5
CMR
63
*I: Imatinib; N: Nilotinib; D: Dasatinib
**Definition of loss of CMR varied across the trials. ***UMRD. MR
4or MR
4.51. Mahon FX, et al Lancet Oncol 2010 Nov; 11(11): 1029-1035 2. Ross DM, et al Blood 2013 Jul 25; 122(4): 515-522. 3. Lee SE et al Haematologica 2016 Jun; 101(6): 717-723. 4. Matsuki E, et al. Blood 2012;120 (abstr 2788). 5. Rousselot P et al J Clin Oncol 2014 Feb 10; 32(5): 424-430. 6. Mori S, et al Am J Hematol 2015 Oct; 90(10): 910-914.
7. Rea D, et al. Blood 2017 Feb 16; 129(7): 846-854. 8. Richter, J. Et al EHA21 st 2016 meeting S145 9. Hughes, T et al. EHA21 st 2016 meeting LB 237 10. Saglio, G et al. EHA21 st 2016 meeting LB 618
11. U.S. NIH. Clinicaltrials.gov. [cited 2013 Sept .http://www.clinicaltrials.gov/. 12. Takahashi , N et al. EHA21st 2016 meeting, P229
Pero el A-STIM abrió la espita de la pérdida de RMM
TKI*
Definition of relapse triggering treatment
Detectable transcript
Loss of MMR
STIM
1
I
2 consecutive samples
and a 1-log increase in
the 2nd test
Single test
TWISTER
2
I
2 consecutive samples
Single test
A-STIM
3
I
Single test
KIDS
4
Two samples within 4 weeks
ISAV
5
I
2 consecutive samples
(>0,1% in 1)
STOP 2GTKI
6
I, D,N
Single test
EUROSKI
7
I, D,N
Single test
DADI
8
I-->D
2 consecutive samples
*I: Imatinib; N: Nilotinib; D: Dasatinib
**Definition of loss of CMR varied across the trials. ***UMRD. MR
4or MR
4.5 1. Mahon FX, et al Lancet Oncol 2010 Nov; 11(11): 1029-10352. Ross DM, et al Blood 2013 Jul 25; 122(4): 515-522. 3. Rousselot P et al J Clin Oncol 2014 Feb 10; 32(5): 424-430. 4. Lee SE et al Haematologica 2016 Jun; 101(6): 717-723. 5. Mori S, et al Am J Hematol 2015 Oct; 90(10): 910-914. 6. Rea D, et al. Blood 2017 Feb 16; 129(7): 846-854.
7. Saussele, S. et al. 2014. Haematologica 99(suppl 1):LB2440. ClinicalTrials.gov. Available at www.clinicaltrials.gov.
8. Imagawa J, et al Lancet Haematol 2015 Dec; 2(12): e528-535.
El porcentaje de pacientes libres de recaída es del 50% -60%
TKI*
TKI years CMR
QUALITY
RELAPSE
**
LOSS OF..
% Relapse
free
months
FU
STIM
1
I
Und. (MR5) CMR
39%
55
TWISTER
2
I
Und.(MR4.5) CMR
45%
42
KIDS
3
I
3
Und.
MMR
62%
26
KEIO STIM
4
I
2
Und.
CMR
55%
23
A-STIM
5
I
Und.
MMR
64%
32
ISAV
6
I
2
MR4
MMR
52%
22
STOP 2GTKI
7
I, D,N
Und.(MR4.5) MMR
61%
EUROSKI
8
I, D,N
MR4
MMR
52%
21
ENESTop
9
I--> N 3+( 2 vs 1) MR4.5
MR4 or MMR
58%
12
ENESTfreedom
10
N
2+1
MR4.5
MMR
52%
12
ENESTpath
11
I--> N
2+ (2 vs 3) MR4
MR4
STAT 2
12
I--> N
X+2
MR4.5
MR4.5
69%
16
DADI
13
I-->D 1 year of D MR4.5
CMR
48%
20
*I: Imatinib; N: Nilotinib; D: Dasatinib
**Definition of loss of CMR varied across the trials. ***UMRD. MR
4or MR
4.5 1. Mahon FX, et al Lancet Oncol 2010 Nov; 11(11): 1029-10352. Ross DM, et al Blood 2013 Jul 25; 122(4): 515-522. 3. Lee SE et al Haematologica 2016 Jun; 101(6): 717-723. 4. Matsuki E, et al. Blood 2012;120 (abstr 2788). 5. Rousselot P et al J Clin Oncol 2014 Feb 10; 32(5): 424-430. 6. Mori S, et al Am J Hematol 2015 Oct; 90(10): 910-914.
7. Rea D, et al. Blood 2017 Feb 16; 129(7): 846-854. 8. Richter, J. Et al EHA21 st 2016 meeting S145 9. Hughes, T et al. EHA21 st 2016 meeting LB 237 10. Saglio, G et al. EHA21 st 2016 meeting LB 618
11. U.S. NIH. Clinicaltrials.gov. [cited 2013 Sept .http://www.clinicaltrials.gov/. 12. Takahashi , N et al. EHA21st 2016 meeting, P229
Variables asociadas con una exitosa discontinuación
en ensayos clínicos
Age
Sex
Sokal
TKI
duration
Time to
UMRD
duration
UMRD
Prior
IFN
Cause
Of DC
STIM
1
-
-
LR
-
-
-
-
NA
TWISTER
2
+
-
LR
-
+
-
-
NA
KIDS
3
-
-
-
+
-*
-*
NA
NA
A-STIM
5
-*
-
-
-
-
-
-*
NA
ISAV
6
+
NE
-
-
NE
-
-
NA
STOP
2GTKI
7
-
-
NE
-
NE
-
-
-EUROSKI
8
NE
NE
NE
+
NA
+
NE
NE
1. Mahon FX, et al Lancet Oncol 2010 Nov; 11(11): 1029-1035 2. Ross DM, et al Blood 2013 Jul 25; 122(4): 515-522. 3. Lee SE et al Haematologica 2016 Jun; 101(6): 717-723. 4. Rousselot P et al J Clin Oncol 2014 Feb 10; 32(5): 424-430. 5. Mori S, et al Am J Hematol 2015 Oct; 90(10): 910-914. 7. Rea D, et al. Blood 2017 Feb 16; 129(7): 846-854. 8. Richter, J. Et al EHA21 st 2016 meeting S145
1. Twister: Time to UMRD: <244 days vs 244p=0.04;
2. KIDS: TKI Duration: <62m: 40% vs
to UMRD: <29 m ;p=0.15; Duration UMRD: <36m: 48%
36m: 65%;p=0.084
3.
A-STIM: Age: <55 :70%; >55:57,5%;p=0.199; IFN yes: 71% vs no: 55% (p=0.061)
4. EuroSKI at 6 m: 5.8 y :43% vs 5.8y : 66%. Duration of MR4: 3.1y :44% vs 3.1y : 62%. OR for duartion was 1.16 ( 1 additional year increases
the chance of staying in MMR at 6m by 16%. The best cut-off for MR4 duartion is more than 3 years
Factors associated with TFR observed in clinical trials.
Bad:
Younger <45 y and positive digital PCR: 0% TFR at 24m
1
High CD86+p Dendritic Cells counts have a higher risk of relapse after TKI
discontinuation
2
Good
High NK-cell
P = 0.017] and CD16+/CD56+ [P = 0.0053]) and NK-cell LGL
(CD56+/CD57+; P = 0.022)
3
Higher NK cells
3
, with higher CD56
dim
/CD56
bright
ratio
4
Low + T-cell (P = 0.0022) and CD4+ Treg(P = 0.011)
3
1. Mori S, et al Am J Hematol 2015 Oct; 90(10): 910-914..
2. Schutz, C., et al.,. Leukemia, 2017. 31(4): p. 829-836.
3. Imagawa J et al. Lancet Haematol 2015 Dec; 2(12): e528-535
4. Ilander, M., et al. Leukemia, 2016
NCCN 2017 Criteria for discontinuation
DC of TKI therapy should only be performed in
consenting patients after a thorough discussion of
the potential risks and benefits
Outside clinical trial, all the criteria of the NCCN
must be met
NCCN Guidelines Version 2.2017. CML
NCCN 2017 Criteria for discontinuation
All of them
NCCN Guidelines Version 2.2017. CML
All of them
Adequate molecular laboratory
Sens.
logs, IS, reports in 2w
Age
Age 18 years or more
BCR-ABL transcript
Quantifiable
BCR-ABL1 transcript
CML past history
1st CP ( No previous AP or BP)
Response to
TKI
No history of resistance to any TKI
Duration of
TKI
therapy
3 years or more
Depth of deep molecular response
MR4 or better
Duration of deep molecular response
monitored in a standardized
laboratory
2 years or more, 4 tests done 3 m apart
Adequate monitoring
Monthly for 6m, Bi-monthly 18m
3-monthly therafter. MR3 is the target?
NCCN 2017 Criteria for discontinuation
All of them
NCCN Guidelines Version 2.2017. CML
All of them
Previous consultation with a CML
specialist
To review the appropriateness for DC, balancing risks
and benefits
Resumption of TKI
Prompt. It seems to imply that the trigger is loss of
MMR
Adequate monitoring after relapse
Monthly, and every 3 months
( for those with loss of MMR)
Adequate surveillance of patients not
achieving MMR after 6 months
Mutation analysis and monthly monitoring
Reporting to the NCCN panelists
Is strongly encouraged
Any significant AE believed to be related to DC
Progression to AP or BP
EuroVision Logistics
Good, internationally standardized RQPCR laboratory
1
Monthly for 6 months, every 6 weeks months 7 12 and
then every 3 months
2
Capacity to provide RQ-PCR tests every 4-6 weeks, when
required
1
Rapid intervention if BCR-ABL is rising
1
Monitoring required beyond 4 years
1
1. Hughes TP, Ross DM: Blood 2016, 128:17-23
EuroVision Logistics compared with NCCN
Good, internationally standardized RQPCR laboratory
1
Monthly for 6 months, every 6 weeks months 7 12 and then
every 3 months
2
Capacity to provide RQ-PCR tests every 4-6 weeks, when
required
1
Rapid intervention if BCR-ABL is rising
1
Monitoring required beyond 4 years
1
1. Hughes TP, Ross DM: Blood 2016, 128:17-23
2. Saussele, S., J. Richter, A. Hochhaus and F. X. Mahon (2016). Leukemia 30(8): 1638-1647.
EuroVision Exclusion criteria
Atypical BCR-ABL transcripts
1
Original BCR-ABL transcript type at diagnosis is not known
1
In patients with a prior history of TKI resistance
1
Prior history of accelerated phase or blast crisis
1
.
ACAS at diagnosis
2
Mutations
2
1. Hughes TP, Ross DM: Blood 2016, 128:17-23.
EuroVision Exclusion criteria
compared with NCCN
Atypical BCR-ABL transcripts
1
Original BCR-ABL transcript type at diagnosis is not known
1
In patients with a prior history of TKI resistance
1
Prior history of accelerated phase or blast crisis
1
.
ACAS at diagnosis
2
Mutations
2
1. Hughes TP, Ross DM: Blood 2016, 128:17-23.
2. Imagawa, J
Kimura and D. T. Group (2015). Lancet Haematol 2(12): e528-535.
EuroVision Inclusion criteria
Good laboratory, early intervention
A minimum of 12 months
1
or 24 months
2
with MR4
or better
Long duration of TKI
More than 4 years for imatinib
3
1. Hughes TP, Ross DM: Blood 2016, 128:17-23.
2. Takahashi , N et al. EHA21st 2016 meeting, P229
3. Saussele, S., J. Richter, A. Hochhaus and F. X. Mahon (2016). Leukemia 30(8): 1638-1647.
No se necesita ensayo clínico, pero sí
recomendaciones
The absence of a suitable trial should not preclude a patient
from stoppingTKI treatment, but outside the structure of a
clinical trial, it would be useful to have
consensus
recommendations
to guide those clinicians for whomTFR
represents a new area of practice
1. Hughes TP, Ross DM: Blood 2016, 128:17-23.
Hughes & Ross criteria for attempting TKI
discontinuation
Hughes TP, Ross DM: Blood 2016, 128:17-23.
Green
Yellow
Red
Adequate institution
Yes
-
No
Sokal score at diagnosis
Non-high
High
-BCR-ABL transcript at diagnosis
Typical
b2a2 or b3a2
Atypical, but can be
accurately quantified
Not quantifiable
CML past history
CP
Resistance or KD
mutation
Prior AP or BC
Response to first line TKI
Optimal
Warning
Failure
Duration of TKI therapy
> 8 years
3 8 years
< 3 years
Depth of deep molecular response
MR4.5
MR4.0
Not in MR4.0
Duration of deep molecular response
monitored in a standardized laboratory
> 2 years
1 2 years
< 1 year
All green cells: strong recommendation to consider TKI withdrawal
Any yellow: only in high priority circumstances (e.g. significant toxicity or planned pregnancy
Any red: TKI withdrawal not recommended except in clinical trial
Y los franceses, apoyan a los australianos
We might accept stoppingTKIs if molecular follow-up is
performed according to international recommendations by
using selection criteria recently proposed by Hughes and Ross
but only for IM.
Etienne, G.
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UNA OPINIÓN CRÍTICA SOBRE LA DEFINICIÓN
DE RECAÍDA
¿Por qué se escogió la pérdida de la RMM como criterio de
recaída ?
80
Patients
51
Cont.MMR
Cont.CMR
23
Occasional
Pos
12
Fluctuating
CMR
16
29
Loss MMR
Early:11
Late: 18
Only 1 patient developed Progression
1
after losing
MMR
Porque en el A-STIM se observó que la RMC podía ser fluctuante
Rousselot P, et al. J Clin Oncol 2014 Feb 10; 32(5): 424-430.
mayor en los ensayos en los que se esperó a perder la RMM
TKI*
TKI years
CMR
QUALITY
RELAPSE
**
LOSS OF..
PROB OF
REGAINING
CMR
***
STIM
1
I
Und. (MR5)
CMR
92 %
TWISTER
2
I
Und.(MR4.5) CMR
NR
KIDS
3
I
3
Und.
CMR
NR
KEIO STIM
4
I
2
Und.
CMR
94 %
A-STIM
5
I
Und.
MMR
84 %
ISAV
6
I
2
MR4
MMR
NR
STOP 2GTKI
7
I, D,N
Und.(MR4.5) MMR
87 %
EUROSKI
8
I, D,N
MR4
MMR
NR
ENESTop
9
I--> N
3+( 2 vs 1) MR4.5
MR4 or MMR
94 %
ENESTfreedom
10
N
2+1
MR4.5
MMR
89 %
ENESTpath
11
I--> N
2+ (2 vs 3) MR4
MR4
ONGOING
STAT 2
12
I--> N
X+2
MR4.5
MR4.5
100 %
DADI
13
I-->D
1 year of D MR4.5
CMR
97%
*I: Imatinib; N: Nilotinib; D: Dasatinib
**Definition of loss of CMR varied across the trials. ***UMRD. MR
4or MR
4.5 1. Mahon FX, et al Lancet Oncol 2010 Nov; 11(11): 1029-10352. Ross DM, et al Blood 2013 Jul 25; 122(4): 515-522. 3. Lee SE et al Haematologica 2016 Jun; 101(6): 717-723. 4. Matsuki E, et al. Blood 2012;120 (abstr 2788). 5. Rousselot P et al J Clin Oncol 2014 Feb 10; 32(5): 424-430. 6. Mori S, et al Am J Hematol 2015 Oct; 90(10): 910-914.
7. Rea D, et al. Blood 2017 Feb 16; 129(7): 846-854. 8. Richter, J. Et al EHA21 st 2016 meeting S145 9. Hughes, T et al. EHA21 st 2016 meeting LB 237 10. Saglio, G et al. EHA21 st 2016 meeting LB 618
11. U.S. NIH. Clinicaltrials.gov. [cited 2013 Sept .http://www.clinicaltrials.gov/. 12. Takahashi , N et al. EHA21st 2016 meeting, P229
Sin embargo, una comparación simple tiene riesgos: los ensayos
tienen algunas diferencias
ENESTstop
ENESTfreedom EURO-SKI
Tratamiento anterior
Nilotinib
2ª línea
Nilotinib 1ª
línea
Imatinib 1ª
linea
(94%)
N
126
190
760
% Female
56
50
48
Edad
56
55
60
Dx-entrada ( años)
6,5 (3-22)
2,7(2-6,7)
7,7(3-23)
Duración ITK
7(4-14)
3,6(2,7-7,4)
7,6(3-14)
Duración RM4,5*/RM4** 1,7*
1,5*
4,7**
7. Richter, J. Et al EHA21 st 2016 meeting S145 8. Hughes, T et al. EHA21 st 2016 meeting LB 237 9. Saglio, G et al. EHA21 st 2016 meeting LB 618