Neue Perspektiven in der Therapie Follikulärer Lymphome
CVP 57 %15 mo 85 % R-CVP81 % (p<0.001) 32 mo (p<0.001) 89 % (p=0.22) Marcus et al CHOP 90 % 31 mo 90 % R-CHOP 96 % (p=0.011) n.r. (p=0.0006) 95 % (p=0.016) Hiddemann et al MCP 75 % 26 mo 74 % R-MCP 92 % (p=0.0009) n.r. (p<0.0001) 87 % (p=0.0096) Herold et al CHVP+IFN 72 % 35 mo 79 % R-CHVP+IFN 81 % (p<0.0001) n.r. (p<0.0001) 84 % (p=0.029) Salles et al OR PFSOS Rituximab – Chemotherapy Combinations
CHOP versus R-CHOP for First-Line Therapy Time to Treatment Failure Randomised R-CHOP (216/283) Randomised CHOP (145/276) Years after start of therapy R-CHOP (120/135) p<0.0001
Randomised R-CHOP (270/283) Randomised CHOP (248/276) p= R-CHOP (131/135) Years after start of therapy CHOP versus R-CHOP for First-Line Therapy Overall Survival
Palliation of Symptomes Prolongation of Life Cure Key Steps in Improving Treatment for Follicular Lymphoma
Comparison of Two Consecutive Study Generations of the GLSG RandomizationRandomization RandomizationRandomization x CHOP + Ritux x CHOP CHOP MCP RandomizationRandomization PBSCT IFN-maintenance pts. < 60 yrs pts. > 60 yrs GLSG 1996 GLSG 2000
Comparison of Two Consecutive Study Generations of the GLSG Time to Treatment Failure
Comparison of Two Consecutive Study Generations of the GLSG Overall Survival
Future Strategies in Follicular Lymphomas Induction Therapy in Remission Maintenance ASCT => Lymphoma Control => Lymphoma Reduction Chemotherapy plus Rituximab No further Therapy
FLIPI and Time to Treatment Failure low intermediatehigh
Follicular Lymphomas Questions for the Next Steps of Therapy Value of R maintenance after R chemo in first line therapy Best chemotherapy to be combined with Rituximab Value of radio-immuno therapy Value of stem cell transplantation after R chemo
PDs/SDs off study follicular NHL stages III–IV, untreated Maintenance (SAKK) 1 dose q 2 months for 24 months Observation R CR/PR 6 x CHOP 6 x FCM 6 x COP plus 8 x R PRIMA Study 2005 Follicular Lymphomas
PDs/SDs off study follicular NHL stages III–IV, untreated Maintenance (SAKK) 1 dose q 2 months for 24 months Observation R CR/PR 6 x CHOP 6 x FCM 6 x MCP plus 8 x R R OSHO/GLSG Study 2007 Follicular Lymphomas Not eligible for PBCT or Age > 65 Yrs.
90 Y-ibritumomab tiuxetan (n=208) Induction chemotherapy* Newly diagnosed follicular lymphoma stage III/IV CR PR NR PD off study watch & wait (n=206) ** R FIT: 90 Y-ibritumomab tiuxetan as first-line consolidation FIT: First-line Indolent lymphoma Trial * CVP, CHOP, Fludarabin (combination), etc. ** n = 414 R Randomisierung Hagenbeek, ASH 2007;110: abstr 643
Log rank p < HR Y-ibritumomab tiuxetan: median 37 mo (n=208) Control: median 13.5 mo (n=206) Progression-free survival FIT: 90 Y-ibritumomab tiuxetan as first-line consolidation Hagenbeek, ASH 2007;110: abstr 643
RandomizationRandomization x CHOP x MCP CR,PR RandomizationRandomization PBSCT standard IFN-maintenance intensive IFN-maintenance standard IFN-maintenance pts. < 60 yrs. (<65yrs.) pts. > 60 yrs. (>65 yrs.) Hiddemann et al., Blood 2005 GLSG Study `96
Lenz et al., Blood 2004 GLSG – Progression free Survival
ASCT in 1st Remission: Analysis from two Consecutive Study Generations of the GLSG RandomizationRandomization RandomizationRandomization x CHOP + Ritux x CHOP 6 – 8 x CHOP 6 – 8 x MCP RandomizationRandomization ASCT IFN-maintenance pts. < 60 yrs pts. > 60 yrs GLSG 1996 GLSG 2000
ASCT in 1st Remission: Analysis from two Consecutive Study Generations of the GLSG RandomizationRandomization RandomizationRandomization x CHOP + Ritux x CHOP 6 – 8 x CHOP 6 – 8 x MCP RandomizationRandomization ASCT IFN-maintenance pts. < 60 yrs pts. > 60 yrs GLSG 1996 GLSG 2000
GLSG Studies 1996 and 2000 Response Duration Years after end of induction therapy CHOP + IFN ’00 CHOP + IFN ’96 CHOP + PBSCT ’96 CHOP + PBSCT ’00 R-CHOP + PBSCT ’00 R-CHOP + IFN ’00 December 2003 Probability
Years after end of induction therapy R-CHOP + PBSCT (81/94) CHOP + IFN (48/160) R-CHOP + IFN (105/126) CHOP + PBSCT (95/137) Probability GLSG Studies 1996 and 2000 Response Duration 12-06
Probability No. of patients at risk R/ASCT ASCT R/IFN IFN Month after end of induction R/ASCT ASCT R/IFN IFN p< GLSG Studies 1996 and 2000 Response Duration 08-08
100 MRD data 98 CHOP 2 no treatment documented 553 assigned to R- CHOP 418 treated R-CHOP 436 treated R-CHOP 145 MRD data 142 R-CHOP 3 treated with CHOP 224 MRD data 172 R-CHOP 52 no treatment documented 490 MRD data 327 R-CHOP 108 CHOP 54 no treatment documented 433 randomized R- CHOP 428 randomized to CHOP 861 first randomization 411 treated CHOP 156 not randomized 13 MRD data CHOP vs. R-CHOP +/-PBSCT 1524 patients randomized
Quantitative t(14;18) Analysis MRD levels at induction MRD level neg R-CHOP Induction p<0,0001 CHOP Induction p=0,0021 Diagnosis p=0,0134 Induction 2 28% Induction 4 Induction 6 74% 28% 72% 15%
Remission Duration according to Consolidation (n=30, MRD negative after induction)
UK SH Remission Duration according to Consolidation MRD neg. MRD pos.
6 x CHOP + 8 x R CR,PR RANDOMISATIONRANDOMISATION ASCT Rituximab maintenance Rituximab maintenance RiCHOP study 2009 for First-Line Therapy of FL Patients aged <65 Years
Ultimate Goal : Cure by combining all proven effective treatment modalities R-chemo for initial therapy ASCT R maintenance The Concept of „Total Therapy“ RiCHOP study 2009 for First-Line Therapy of FL Patients aged <65 Years
Palliation of Symptomes Prolongation of Life Cure Key Steps in Improving Treatment for Follicular Lymphoma
Supported by Deutsche Krebshilfe GLSG Study Group