Table 4

Summary of results for cyclophosphamide therapy in patients with LGL leukemia

No. of patientsDuration of treatment, moTime to response, wkORR, %CHR, %CommentsReference (year)
6-12 — 65 — All patients had PRCA 71 (2001) 
16 12 — 69 — 13 as second-line 80% responses unmaintained 59 (1994) 
4* 1.3-10 33 33 1 CHR > 7 years 65 (2006) 
24 (10-124) 75 — All patients had PRCA 72 (2008) 
16 — — 44 — 11 of 16 as a second-line 13 (2009) 
32 6-12 — 66 — First-line: n = 4, second-line n = 12, third-line: n = 16, 6 CR 12-48 mos after therapy cessation 12 (2010) 
Total (n = 85)   52/85 (61%)    
No. of patientsDuration of treatment, moTime to response, wkORR, %CHR, %CommentsReference (year)
6-12 — 65 — All patients had PRCA 71 (2001) 
16 12 — 69 — 13 as second-line 80% responses unmaintained 59 (1994) 
4* 1.3-10 33 33 1 CHR > 7 years 65 (2006) 
24 (10-124) 75 — All patients had PRCA 72 (2008) 
16 — — 44 — 11 of 16 as a second-line 13 (2009) 
32 6-12 — 66 — First-line: n = 4, second-line n = 12, third-line: n = 16, 6 CR 12-48 mos after therapy cessation 12 (2010) 
Total (n = 85)   52/85 (61%)    

ORR indicates overall response rate; CHR, complete hematologic response; —, not applicable; PRCA, pure red cell aplasia; and CR, complete response.

*

A total of 50-100 mg/day or 250-500 mg intravenously.

Four of 5 patients responded as front-line therapy.

A total of 80% as second-line therapy.

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