Download presentation
Presentation is loading. Please wait.
Published byFrancine Flynn Modified over 9 years ago
1
Service d ’ H é matologie On behalf of the « Western Algerian Group of Bone Marrow Transplant » WAG-BMT Haematology and Cell Therapy Depatment Hemobiology Department Viability of non cryopreserved CD34+Stem Cells
2
Service d ’ H é matologie Introduction Autologous stem cell transplantation (ASCT) after a high dose conditioning is an established treatment modality with definitive indications for many hematological disorders. However, this line of treatment requires many expensive resources, such as freezing of the harvest product in order to maintain cell viability until stem- cell reinfusion and the use of growth factors for the management of neutropenia.
3
Service d ’ H é matologie Aim of the study To study the viability of CD34+ stem cells stored at +4°C To demonstrate the feasibility and the safety of the ASCT without any cryopreservation neither the use of growth factors.
4
Service d ’ H é matologie Study design STEP 1: Short Conditioning regiments ASCT in MM (MEL200) in 75 patients ASCT in HL (CBV) in 17 patients STEP 2: Long conditioning regiments ASCT in HL (BEAM) in 02 patients ASCT in HL and NHL (EAM) in 15 patients
5
Service d ’ H é matologie Figure 1. Schema of procedure. STEP 1 Material and methods 75 patients with Multiple Myeloma
6
Service d ’ H é matologie 17 patients with Hodgkin Lymphoma STEP 1 Material and methods
7
Service d ’ H é matologie Wannesson L et al. Annals of Oncology 18: 623–632, 2007 STEP 1 Material and methods
8
Service d ’ H é matologie STEP 1 Material and methods A 2ml sample was taken from 10 collection bags and then was sent to the flow cytometry laboratory where it was stored in the refrigerator at +4°C. A CD34+ stem cells count were performed using a “Lyse no wash double platform CD34+ flow cytometry assay” The viability of CD34+ cells was assessed with 7'AAD immediately after the end of apherisis (H0) then at (H24), (H48) and finally at (H72).
9
Service d ’ H é matologie STEP 1 Results H0H24H48H72 Viability (median)98%97.6%96%95% Viability (range)97.4 – 10092.4 – 99.491.6-9891-96
10
Service d ’ H é matologie STEP 1 Results y = -1,06x + 99,3 R 2 = 0,9571 p=0.05 CD34+ stem cells viability kenetic curve
11
Service d ’ H é matologie STEP 1 Results Brahimi M et al. Revue Algerienne D’hematologie 2011 ; 5 :46-48.
12
Service d ’ H é matologie STEP 1 Results Time of storage of the Harvest bags at +4°C n=200
13
Service d ’ H é matologie STEP 1 Results CBV (HODGKIN) (n = 17) Mel200 (MYELOMA) (n=75) CD34+ cells/Kg 3,66 (2,3-13,22)3,66 (1,5 - 9,7) Duration of neutropenia 13(9-24)10(06-17) Duration of thrombocytopenia, 12(9-37)13(9-24) No. of platelet transfusions, 1(0-2)1(0-3) No. of red blood cell transfusions, 2(0-8)2(0-9) Duration of intravenous antibiotics, 9(0-15)4(0-13) Duration of hospitalization, 21(15-37)17(12-30) Transplant Related Mortality 0100
14
Service d ’ H é matologie Mel200 protocol Bekadja MA et al. Hematol Oncol Stem Cell Ther 2012; 5(1): 49-53 Bekadja MA et al. EBMT 38 th meetting: Geneva, Switzerland 1-4 april 2012.page 140 (Abstract 905)
15
Service d ’ H é matologie Bekadja MA et al. Revue Algerienne D’hematologie 2011 ; 5 :50-53. CBV protocol
16
Service d ’ H é matologie STEP 2 «BEAM» VS «-EAM» BEAM (n=2)-EAM (n=15) BCNU (mg/m 2 )300 (D-2)--- VP16 (mg/m 2 )200 (D-5 to D-2) ARAC (mg/m 2 )400 (D-5 to D-2)2000 (D-5 to D-2) MELPHALAN (mg/m 2 )140 (D-1)
17
Service d ’ H é matologie STEP2 Material and methods 15 Patients with Hodgkin Lymphoma Talhi S et al. Hématologie, Vol. 1, Supplement 1, Mars 2012: pp 213 (Abstract) Bekadja MA et al. EBMT 38 th meetting: Geneva, Switzerland 1-4 april 2012.page 162 (Abstract 1140)
18
Service d ’ H é matologie STEP2 RESULTS n=30 Time of storage of the Harvest bags
19
Service d ’ H é matologie STEP2 RESULTS BEAM (HODGKIN) (n = 2) -EAM (HODGKIN) (n=15) CD34+ cells/Kg 6,98 (4,42-9,53)3,68 (2,71 - 6,15) Duration of neutropenia 12(11-13)13(10-32) Duration of thrombocytopenia, 11(11-12)13(9-24) No. of platelet transfusions, 2(1-4)3(2-4) No. of red blood cell transfusions 2(2-3)4(2-9) Transplant Related Mortality 00
20
Service d ’ H é matologie DAY : 0 (n=10)DAY : 6 (n=10) Viability ( % ) Per Bag 93,77 ( 70-100 )82,18 ( 54,24 – 94 ) MNC ( % ) Per Bag 51,24 ( 25,85 – 71,21 ) 57,05 ( 39,71 – 75 ) CD34 (% ) Per Bag 0,73 ( 0,16 – 1,94 )0,34 ( 0,19 – 0,54 ) STEP2 RESULTS Brahimi M et al. Unpublished data.
21
Service d ’ H é matologie Conclusion We conclude that high-dose chemotherapy with non-frozen peripheral stem cells is safe in terms of haematopoietic reconstitution even without using growth factors.
22
Service d ’ H é matologie Department of Hemobiology EHU 1 st November, Oran, Algeria
23
Service d ’ H é matologie 23 Department of Hematology and Stem Cell Therapy EHU 1 st November Oran, Algeria
24
Service d ’ H é matologie Professor Mohamed Amine BEKADJA Bekadja MA et al. Hematol Oncol Stem Cell Ther 2012; 5(1): 49-53 Bekadja MA et al. EBMT 38 th meetting: Geneva, Switzerland 1-4 april 2012., (Abstract 905) Bekadja MA et al. Revue Algérienne d’Hématologie 2011 ; 5 :50-53. Bekadja MA et al. EBMT 38 th meetting: Geneva, Switzerland 1-4 april 2012, (Abstract 1140) Chief of Biology Pôle in EHU 1 st November
Similar presentations
© 2025 SlidePlayer.com. Inc.
All rights reserved.