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Cancer Therapy: Clinical

Disease Flare after Tyrosine Kinase Inhibitor Discontinuation in Patients with EGFR-Mutant Lung Cancer and Acquired Resistance to Erlotinib or Gefitinib: Implications for Clinical Trial Design

Jamie E. Chaft, Geoffrey R. Oxnard, Camelia S. Sima, Mark G. Kris, Vincent A. Miller and Gregory J. Riely
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DOI: 10.1158/1078-0432.CCR-11-1468 Published October 2011
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    Patient characteristics

    Characteristic
    Male sex, n (%)13 (21)
    Age at diagnosis in years, median (range)58 (26–78)
    Smoking status
     Former/current12 (20)
     Never (<100 cigarettes lifetime)49 (80)
    EGFR mutation, n (%)
     Exon 19 deletions41 (67)
     Exon 18 E709A and G719A1 (2)
     Exon 21 L858R19 (31)
    Time on gefitinib or erlotinib (mo)
     Median (range)19 (7–78)
    Age at enrollment in years, median (range)61 (27–80)
    Karnofsky performance status at enrollment (%)
     90%13 (21)
     80%37 (61)
     70%11 (18)
    Lines of therapy before gefitinib/erlotinib (n%)
     037 (61)
     120 (32)
     24 (7)
    Lines of therapy after acquired resistance
     041 (67)
     112 (20)
     2+8 (13)
    First-line gefitinib/erlotinib, n (%)
     Single agent29 (48)
     With chemotherapy8 (13)
     Maintenance after chemo5 (9)
    Gefitinib/erlotinib/both, n (%)
     Erlotinib50 (82)
     Gefitinib6 (10)
     Gefitinib followed by erlotinib5 (8)
    Acquired resistance to trial enrollment (mo)
     Median (range)6 (0–48)
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    Disease characteristics and course of patients with disease flare after discontinuation of TKI

    AgeSexEGFR mutationT790MSites of diseaseDays off TKIDescription of flare
    47Female Never smokerExon 19 DeletionNoPleura, brain, and liver21 dProgressive liver metastases with liver failure and death
    64Female Never smokerExon 19 DeletionNoPleura21 dDyspnea
    53Female Never smokerExon 19 DeletionUnknownPleura, brain, bone14 dCNS progression
    60Female Never smokerExon 21 L858RUnknownPleura, brain, and bone7 dHypoxia and bone pain
    34Male Never smokerExon 19 DeletionNoPleura and brain11 dDyspnea
    27Female Never smokerExon 19 DeletionUnknownBrain, liver, bone, and pericardium11 dBone pain
    47Female Never smokerExon 21 L858RYesPleura7 dNew leptomeningeal disease
    49Male Never smokerExon 19 DeletionYesBone and liver7 dNew brain metastases, seizure
    61Female Never smokerExon 21 L858RNoPleura, brain, liver, and peritoneum3 dAbdominal pain
    45Female Never smokerExon 19 DeletionYesPleura and bone8 dNew leptomeningeal carcinomatosis, seizure, death
    46Female Former smokerExon 19 DeletionYesPleura, liver, and bone12 dEpidural progression
    62Female Never smokerExon 19 DeletionYesPleura, bone, and pericardium8 dPericardial tamponade, death
    42Female Never smokerExon 18 E709A and G719AYesPleura and bone8 dAcute pleural effusion requiring drainage
    67Female Former smokerExon 21 L858RNoPleura and brain8 dDyspnea
  • Table 3.

    Characteristics associated with flare following discontinuation of TKI

    Clinical characteristicNumber% flareP
    Exon 19 deletion4122%1
    Exon 21 L858R1921%
    T790M3318%0.5
    No T790M1926%
    First-line TKI alone2934%0.06
    First-line chemo3213%
    TKI only2030%0.5
    Chemo4120%
    Symptoms of disease progression2040%0.05
    No symptoms4115%
    Karnofsky performance status 70%1136%0.4
    Karnofsky performance status 80%–90%5022%
    CNS involvement1450%0.01
    No CNS disease4715%
    Bone involvement3126%0.8
    No bony disease3020%
    Pleural involvement3633%0.03
    No pleural disease258%
    Male1315%0.7
    Female4825%
    Erlotinib4033%0.3
    Gefitinib119%
    Current/former smoker1216%0.7
    Never smoker4924%
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Disease Flare after Tyrosine Kinase Inhibitor Discontinuation in Patients with EGFR-Mutant Lung Cancer and Acquired Resistance to Erlotinib or Gefitinib: Implications for Clinical Trial Design
Jamie E. Chaft, Geoffrey R. Oxnard, Camelia S. Sima, Mark G. Kris, Vincent A. Miller and Gregory J. Riely
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Jamie E. Chaft, Geoffrey R. Oxnard, Camelia S. Sima, Mark G. Kris, Vincent A. Miller and Gregory J. Riely
Clin Cancer Res October 1 2011 (17) (19) 6298-6303; DOI: 10.1158/1078-0432.CCR-11-1468
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