Table 3

Nonhematologic toxicities for 55 adults with relapsed and refractory acute leukemia

Dose level, mg/m2 (no. of patients)Tumor lysisMucositis
Increase in bilirubinCardiacDocumented infectionDeath*
OralGI
1. 20/30 (6) 3 (2 grade 3) 0 (1 grade 3) 
2. 25/35 (10) 4 (1 grade 5) 2 (1 grade 3) 3 (2 grade 3) 2 (2 grade 3/4) 5 (1 grade 5) 
3. 30/40 (6) 
4. 30/50 (6) 5 (1 grade 3) 
5. 30/60 (25)        
    (6) 5 (1 grade 3) 2 (1 grade 3) 
    (19) 9 (1 grade 3) 2 (1 grade 3) 3 (2 grade 3) 1 (grade 3)§ 7 (2 grade 5) 
6. 30/70 (2) 2 (1 grade 4) 2 (1 grade 4) 2 (1 grade 3) 1 (1 grade 4) 1 (1 grade 5) 
Grade 3-5 toxicity 5 (9%) 4 (7%) 2 (4%) 6 (11%) 2 (4%) 4 (7%) 5 (9%)# 
Total 28 (51%) 10 (18%) 18 (33%) 14 (25%) 5 (9%) 27 (49%) 5 (9%) 
Dose level, mg/m2 (no. of patients)Tumor lysisMucositis
Increase in bilirubinCardiacDocumented infectionDeath*
OralGI
1. 20/30 (6) 3 (2 grade 3) 0 (1 grade 3) 
2. 25/35 (10) 4 (1 grade 5) 2 (1 grade 3) 3 (2 grade 3) 2 (2 grade 3/4) 5 (1 grade 5) 
3. 30/40 (6) 
4. 30/50 (6) 5 (1 grade 3) 
5. 30/60 (25)        
    (6) 5 (1 grade 3) 2 (1 grade 3) 
    (19) 9 (1 grade 3) 2 (1 grade 3) 3 (2 grade 3) 1 (grade 3)§ 7 (2 grade 5) 
6. 30/70 (2) 2 (1 grade 4) 2 (1 grade 4) 2 (1 grade 3) 1 (1 grade 4) 1 (1 grade 5) 
Grade 3-5 toxicity 5 (9%) 4 (7%) 2 (4%) 6 (11%) 2 (4%) 4 (7%) 5 (9%)# 
Total 28 (51%) 10 (18%) 18 (33%) 14 (25%) 5 (9%) 27 (49%) 5 (9%) 
*

Death within 60 days of the start of chemotherapy.

Gade 3 pericarditis, grade 4 atrial fibrillation with rapid ventricular response.

Dose level 5: 6 patients in dose-escalation phase, 19 patients in expansion phase.

§

Grade 3 LVEF decrease.

Both patients had grade 4 toxicity in one or more parameters (1 grade 5).

Hyperbilirubinemia: 4 tumor lysis, 2 overwhelming infection.

#

Four with infection and 1 multiorgan failure (tumor lysis).

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