Table 1.

Patient demographics and pretreatment clinical and biological characteristics

All doses (n = 436)400 mg monotherapy (n = 347)
Age   
 Median (range), y 66 (28-88) 66 (28-85) 
 ≥70 y, n (%) 152 (35) 116 (33) 
Male, n (%) 298 (68) 236 (68) 
Diagnosis, n (%)   
 Chronic lymphocytic leukemia 421 (97) 339 (98) 
 Small lymphocytic lymphoma 15 (3) 8 (2) 
ECOG performance status, n (%)   
 0 187 (43) 139 (40) 
 1 225 (52) 184 (53) 
 2 22 (5) 22 (6) 
No. of prior therapies, median (range) 3 (1-15) 3 (1-15) 
No. of prior therapies, n (%)   
 1 75 (17) 61 (18) 
 2 to 3 172 (39) 133 (38) 
 >3 189 (43) 153 (44) 
Bulky nodes, n (%)   
 <5 cm 216 (51) 167 (49) 
 5 to <10 cm 156 (36) 124 (37) 
 ≥10 cm 56 (13) 48 (14) 
Cytogenetic abnormalities by FISH*, n (%)   
 17p deletion 231 (53) 208 (60) 
 11q deletion 125 (29) 98 (28) 
 Trisomy 12 85 (20) 62 (18) 
 13q deletion 261 (60) 222 (64) 
 No abnormality 47 (11) 37 (10) 
 Other/missing 23 (5) 11 (3) 
TP53 mutation&/or 17p deletion, n/N (%)   
 Either or both 243 (71) 216 (76) 
 Neither 101 (29) 68 (24) 
NOTCH1 mutation, n/N (%)   
 Mutated 37 (15) 26 (13) 
 Unmutated 217 (85) 167 (87) 
SF3B1 mutation, n/N (%)   
 Mutated 58 (23) 45 (23) 
 Unmutated 196 (77) 148 (77) 
IGHV mutational status, n/N (%)   
 Mutated 57 (24) 43 (24) 
 Unmutated 176 (76) 138 (76) 
Prior BCRi therapy, n (%)   
 Yes 149 (34) 146 (42) 
  Refractory 115 (26) 112 (32) 
  Nonrefractory 34 (8) 34 (10) 
 No 287 (66) 201 (58) 
Fludarabine refractory, n (%) 134 (31) 107 (31) 
All doses (n = 436)400 mg monotherapy (n = 347)
Age   
 Median (range), y 66 (28-88) 66 (28-85) 
 ≥70 y, n (%) 152 (35) 116 (33) 
Male, n (%) 298 (68) 236 (68) 
Diagnosis, n (%)   
 Chronic lymphocytic leukemia 421 (97) 339 (98) 
 Small lymphocytic lymphoma 15 (3) 8 (2) 
ECOG performance status, n (%)   
 0 187 (43) 139 (40) 
 1 225 (52) 184 (53) 
 2 22 (5) 22 (6) 
No. of prior therapies, median (range) 3 (1-15) 3 (1-15) 
No. of prior therapies, n (%)   
 1 75 (17) 61 (18) 
 2 to 3 172 (39) 133 (38) 
 >3 189 (43) 153 (44) 
Bulky nodes, n (%)   
 <5 cm 216 (51) 167 (49) 
 5 to <10 cm 156 (36) 124 (37) 
 ≥10 cm 56 (13) 48 (14) 
Cytogenetic abnormalities by FISH*, n (%)   
 17p deletion 231 (53) 208 (60) 
 11q deletion 125 (29) 98 (28) 
 Trisomy 12 85 (20) 62 (18) 
 13q deletion 261 (60) 222 (64) 
 No abnormality 47 (11) 37 (10) 
 Other/missing 23 (5) 11 (3) 
TP53 mutation&/or 17p deletion, n/N (%)   
 Either or both 243 (71) 216 (76) 
 Neither 101 (29) 68 (24) 
NOTCH1 mutation, n/N (%)   
 Mutated 37 (15) 26 (13) 
 Unmutated 217 (85) 167 (87) 
SF3B1 mutation, n/N (%)   
 Mutated 58 (23) 45 (23) 
 Unmutated 196 (77) 148 (77) 
IGHV mutational status, n/N (%)   
 Mutated 57 (24) 43 (24) 
 Unmutated 176 (76) 138 (76) 
Prior BCRi therapy, n (%)   
 Yes 149 (34) 146 (42) 
  Refractory 115 (26) 112 (32) 
  Nonrefractory 34 (8) 34 (10) 
 No 287 (66) 201 (58) 
Fludarabine refractory, n (%) 134 (31) 107 (31) 

Inclusion of patients with SLL were from M12-175 trial only. Data are missing for some patients for ECOG status (n = 2), node size (n = 8). For each of these variables, positive results are expressed as a percentage of whole population.

BCRi, B-cell receptor inhibitor; ECOG, Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group; IGHV, immunoglobulin heavy chain variable region.

*

FISH data are reported categorically, with each locus considered independently

Informative data were available in N = 254 for TP53, NOTCH1, and SF3B1 mutations and N = 233 for IGHV mutational status among all patients; and N = 193 for TP53, NOTCH1, and SF3B1 mutations and N = 181 for IGHV mutation status in the 400-mg monotherapy subgroup. TP53 and/ 17pDEL FISH results were available for N = 344 among all patients and N = 284 in the 400-mg monotherapy subgroup. For these variables, positive results are expressed as a percentage of the population with available results.

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