Table 2.

Clinical and molecular features of patients with systemic and/or extracutaneous NTRK-rearranged histiocytosis

NrGene fusionSexAge at diagnosisSites of diseaseFirst-line treatmentResponseProgression/relapseSecond- and further-line treatmentOutcomeFollow-upReference
Systemic Infants with systemic disease with skin and liver involvement 
PK
01 
SQSTM1::
NTRK1 
Newborn Skin, hematopoietic system, liver, spleen, and kidney. Possible bone and GI involvement. Chemotherapy: vinblastine and prednisone for 1 y CR No No Alive, NED 8 y This study 
PK
02 
TPM3::
NTRK1 
Newborn Skin, hematopoietic system, liver, and spleen. Supportive care (platelet transfusions) CR No No Alive, NED 7 mo This study and
Kemps et al6  
AP
24 
PRDX1::
NTRK1 
Newborn Skin, liver, and spleen. Supportive care (platelet transfusions) CR No No Alive, NED 13 mo This study 
AP
27 
TPM3::
NTRK1 
Newborn Skin, hematopoietic system, and liver. Supportive care (platelet transfusions) CR No No Alive, NED 7 mo This study 
Isolated Patients with isolated extracutaneous disease 
AP
32 
IRF2BP2::NTRK1 8 mo Right main bronchus Bronchoscopy with partial resection (4×) PD Yes TRK inhibition (larotrectinib) Alive, NED 8 mo This study 
US
13 
ARHGEF2::NTRK1 15 y Left temporal lobe of the brain TRK inhibition (larotrectinib) during 19 mo PR No No Alive, NED 26 mo This study & Newman et al33  
Literature Patients with systemic AND/OR extracutaneousNTRK-rearranged histiocytosis reported in the literature 
L01 IRF2BP2::NTRK1 Newborn Skin, ocular, and hematopoietic system. Active monitoring PD Yes TRK inhibition (larotrectinib) Alive, NED 18 months Kim et al25  
L02 TFG::
NTRK1 
0.2 y NR (ECD) NR NR NR NR NR NR Taylor et al27  
L03 TPR::
NTRK1 
20 y NR (IDCS) NR NR NR NR NR NR Taylor et al27  
L04 PLEKHA6::NTRK3 2.8 y Bone, soft tissue (LCH) Surgery and chemotherapy CR No No Alive, NED 12 mo Cai et al36  
NrGene fusionSexAge at diagnosisSites of diseaseFirst-line treatmentResponseProgression/relapseSecond- and further-line treatmentOutcomeFollow-upReference
Systemic Infants with systemic disease with skin and liver involvement 
PK
01 
SQSTM1::
NTRK1 
Newborn Skin, hematopoietic system, liver, spleen, and kidney. Possible bone and GI involvement. Chemotherapy: vinblastine and prednisone for 1 y CR No No Alive, NED 8 y This study 
PK
02 
TPM3::
NTRK1 
Newborn Skin, hematopoietic system, liver, and spleen. Supportive care (platelet transfusions) CR No No Alive, NED 7 mo This study and
Kemps et al6  
AP
24 
PRDX1::
NTRK1 
Newborn Skin, liver, and spleen. Supportive care (platelet transfusions) CR No No Alive, NED 13 mo This study 
AP
27 
TPM3::
NTRK1 
Newborn Skin, hematopoietic system, and liver. Supportive care (platelet transfusions) CR No No Alive, NED 7 mo This study 
Isolated Patients with isolated extracutaneous disease 
AP
32 
IRF2BP2::NTRK1 8 mo Right main bronchus Bronchoscopy with partial resection (4×) PD Yes TRK inhibition (larotrectinib) Alive, NED 8 mo This study 
US
13 
ARHGEF2::NTRK1 15 y Left temporal lobe of the brain TRK inhibition (larotrectinib) during 19 mo PR No No Alive, NED 26 mo This study & Newman et al33  
Literature Patients with systemic AND/OR extracutaneousNTRK-rearranged histiocytosis reported in the literature 
L01 IRF2BP2::NTRK1 Newborn Skin, ocular, and hematopoietic system. Active monitoring PD Yes TRK inhibition (larotrectinib) Alive, NED 18 months Kim et al25  
L02 TFG::
NTRK1 
0.2 y NR (ECD) NR NR NR NR NR NR Taylor et al27  
L03 TPR::
NTRK1 
20 y NR (IDCS) NR NR NR NR NR NR Taylor et al27  
L04 PLEKHA6::NTRK3 2.8 y Bone, soft tissue (LCH) Surgery and chemotherapy CR No No Alive, NED 12 mo Cai et al36  

CR, complete response; GI, gastrointestinal; IDCS, interdigitating dendritic cell sarcoma; NED, no evidence of disease; NR, not reported; PD, progressive disease; PR, partial response.

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