Table 3.

Investigator-reported hematologic response, time to response, and response duration among patients with relapsed/refractory AML treated with enasidenib

ResponseRelapsed or refractory AML
Enasidenib 100 mg per day (n = 109)All doses (N = 176)
No.%95% CIMedianRangeNo.%95% CIMedianRange
ORR* 42 38.5 29.4-48.3   71 40.3 33.0-48.0   
Best response           
CR 22 20.2 13.1-28.9   34 19.3 13.8-25.9   
CR with incomplete hematologic recovery/CR with incomplete platelet recovery 6.4    12 6.8    
Partial remission 2.8    11 6.3    
Morphologic leukemia-free state 10 9.2    14 8.0    
Stable disease 58 53.2    85 48.3    
Progressive disease§ 4.6    5.1    
Not evaluable 1.8    1. 7    
Time to first response, mo    1.9 0.5-9.4    1.9 0.5-9.4 
Duration of response, mo   3.8-9.7 5.6    3.9-7.4 5.8  
Time to CR, mo    3.7 0.7-11.2    3.8 0.5-11.2 
Duration of response in patients who attained CR, mo ||   5.3-NR 8.8    6.4-NR 8.8  
ResponseRelapsed or refractory AML
Enasidenib 100 mg per day (n = 109)All doses (N = 176)
No.%95% CIMedianRangeNo.%95% CIMedianRange
ORR* 42 38.5 29.4-48.3   71 40.3 33.0-48.0   
Best response           
CR 22 20.2 13.1-28.9   34 19.3 13.8-25.9   
CR with incomplete hematologic recovery/CR with incomplete platelet recovery 6.4    12 6.8    
Partial remission 2.8    11 6.3    
Morphologic leukemia-free state 10 9.2    14 8.0    
Stable disease 58 53.2    85 48.3    
Progressive disease§ 4.6    5.1    
Not evaluable 1.8    1. 7    
Time to first response, mo    1.9 0.5-9.4    1.9 0.5-9.4 
Duration of response, mo   3.8-9.7 5.6    3.9-7.4 5.8  
Time to CR, mo    3.7 0.7-11.2    3.8 0.5-11.2 
Duration of response in patients who attained CR, mo ||   5.3-NR 8.8    6.4-NR 8.8  

Responses were evaluated by study investigators and classified according to the 2003 revised International Working Group criteria for AML22 

CR, complete remission; NR, not reached.

*

ORR includes patients with CR, CR with incomplete hematologic recovery, CR with incomplete platelet recovery, partial remission, or morphologic leukemia-free state.

Of 9 patients with extramedullary disease at study entry, 1 patient achieved CR with incomplete platelet recovery, 5 patients maintained stable disease, 1 patient experienced disease progression, and 2 patients were not evaluable for response.

Stable disease was defined as failure to achieve a response but not meeting criteria for disease progression for a period of more than 8 weeks.

§

Patients must have had previous partial remission or stable disease. For patients with 5% to 66% bone marrow blasts at nadir, progressive disease was defined as a >50% increase in bone marrow blast count percentage from the nadir and a blast percentage of ≥20%; for patients with ≥67% bone marrow blasts at nadir, progressive disease was defined as a doubling of the nadir absolute peripheral blood blast count with a final absolute peripheral blood blast count of >10 × 109/L.

||

Date of first documented response to date of relapse, disease progression, or death.

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