Table 4.

KS risk group and HAART therapy in patients with KS responses


Patient no.

IL-12, ng/kg

Tumor risk category (T)*

Symptom risk category (S)

HAART at entry, wk

Weeks to first PR

HAART at PR, wk

ART change prior to response
1   300   1   0   12   52   64   No  
2   300   1   0   87   18   105   No  
3   300   1   1   NA  12   NA  No  
4   300   1   1   44   16   60   No  
5   300   1   1   14   8   21   No  
6   300   1   1   207   36   243   Yes 
7   500   1   0   23   56   79   No  
8   500   1   0   113   52   165   No  
9   500   1   0   12   8   20   No  
10   500   1   0   169   36   205   No  
11   500   1   0   38   26   64   Yes 
12   500   1   0   16   8   24   No  
13   500   0   0   82   16   98   Yes 
14   500   1   1   113   28   141   No  
15   500   1   1   78   6   84   No  
16   625   0   0   142   24   166   No  
17
 
625
 
0
 
0
 
176
 
12
 
188
 
No
 

Patient no.

IL-12, ng/kg

Tumor risk category (T)*

Symptom risk category (S)

HAART at entry, wk

Weeks to first PR

HAART at PR, wk

ART change prior to response
1   300   1   0   12   52   64   No  
2   300   1   0   87   18   105   No  
3   300   1   1   NA  12   NA  No  
4   300   1   1   44   16   60   No  
5   300   1   1   14   8   21   No  
6   300   1   1   207   36   243   Yes 
7   500   1   0   23   56   79   No  
8   500   1   0   113   52   165   No  
9   500   1   0   12   8   20   No  
10   500   1   0   169   36   205   No  
11   500   1   0   38   26   64   Yes 
12   500   1   0   16   8   24   No  
13   500   0   0   82   16   98   Yes 
14   500   1   1   113   28   141   No  
15   500   1   1   78   6   84   No  
16   625   0   0   142   24   166   No  
17
 
625
 
0
 
0
 
176
 
12
 
188
 
No
 

HAART indicates highly active antiretroviral therapy; PR, partial response; ART, antiretroviral therapy; and NA, not applicable.

*

Of the patients who were scored as T1, 8 had edema of the legs or feet, 1 had ulcerative KS lesions of the feet, 1 had pulmonary KS, 1 had oral KS, and 4 had a history of oral KS (1 patient) or visceral KS (3 patients, 1 each with pulmonary, gastrointestinal, and extensive oral involvement).

Patient 3 had been on dual nucleoside anti-HIV therapy with stavudine and lamivudine for 43 weeks at entry and remained on this therapy until he had a PR at week 12.

Patient 6 had his dose of saquinavir increased 2 weeks after entry and then changed to fortovase; KS response patient 11 had his HAART regimen changed 5 weeks before he had a PR; KS response patient 13 had the zidovudine in his HAART regimen changed to stavudine because of anemia 4 weeks before he had a PR.

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