Table 1.

Clinical characteristics and outcomes of CLL patients with venetoclax resistance after BTK-inhibitor treatment

Pt no.SexNo. of prior therapiesIgVH statusComplex karyotype*MYCTris12del13qATMp53Age at venetoclax initiation, yMonths on venetoclaxProgression typeSurvival after progression, mo
Unmutated Yes Yes  Yes  Yes 74 25 CLL type NA 
13 Unmutated No    Yes  53 22 CLL type NA 
Unmutated Yes   Yes Yes  66 24 CLL type NA 
Unmutated Yes   Yes  Yes 69 24 CLL type NA 
Unmutated Yes      57 13 CLL type 
Unmutated Yes     Yes 79 22 CLL type 10 
7 Unmutated Yes Yes Yes   Yes 59 CLL type NA 
Unmutated Yes   Yes   72 33 CLL type NA 
Unmutated Yes   Yes  Yes 59 19 Richter 
10 Unmutated Yes     Yes 55 Richter 
11 Mutated Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 65 Richter 17 
Pt no.SexNo. of prior therapiesIgVH statusComplex karyotype*MYCTris12del13qATMp53Age at venetoclax initiation, yMonths on venetoclaxProgression typeSurvival after progression, mo
Unmutated Yes Yes  Yes  Yes 74 25 CLL type NA 
13 Unmutated No    Yes  53 22 CLL type NA 
Unmutated Yes   Yes Yes  66 24 CLL type NA 
Unmutated Yes   Yes  Yes 69 24 CLL type NA 
Unmutated Yes      57 13 CLL type 
Unmutated Yes     Yes 79 22 CLL type 10 
7 Unmutated Yes Yes Yes   Yes 59 CLL type NA 
Unmutated Yes   Yes   72 33 CLL type NA 
Unmutated Yes   Yes  Yes 59 19 Richter 
10 Unmutated Yes     Yes 55 Richter 
11 Mutated Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 65 Richter 17 

ATM, ataxia telangectasia mutation; F, female; IgVH, mutation status of the immunoglobulin heavy chain variable region; M, male; NA, not applicable; Pt no., patient number.

*

Defined as ≥3 abnormalities on CpG oligonucleotide-stimulated karyotype.

Patient also received acalabrutinib prior to venetoclax.

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