Figure 2.
Best change in BM blasts, duration of remission, and OS in patients receiving flotetuzumab immunotherapy. (A) Fifty patients treated at the RP2D differentiated by AML status at study entry: 45 response-evaluable, 40 patients in waterfall plot, 5 progressive disease (PD) on peripheral blood blasts; nonevaluable patients, 5: 2 patients withdrew consent, 3 patients withdrawn due to non-TRAEs. AML status at study entry and percentage of BM blasts at baseline are indicated. (B) Eight PIF/ER AML patients treated at RP2D who achieved a response on flotetuzumab. Median time to best response represented in red (median, 0.8 months; range, 0.8-2.1 months) and duration of response in blue (median, 9.1 months; range, 1.1-26.4 months). Purple depicts OS beyond relapse. *BM aspirate for this patient was hemodiluted but immunohistochemistry on BM formalin-fixed paraffin embedded confirmed the percent blast. ☆, Time at which patients underwent hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT).

Best change in BM blasts, duration of remission, and OS in patients receiving flotetuzumab immunotherapy. (A) Fifty patients treated at the RP2D differentiated by AML status at study entry: 45 response-evaluable, 40 patients in waterfall plot, 5 progressive disease (PD) on peripheral blood blasts; nonevaluable patients, 5: 2 patients withdrew consent, 3 patients withdrawn due to non-TRAEs. AML status at study entry and percentage of BM blasts at baseline are indicated. (B) Eight PIF/ER AML patients treated at RP2D who achieved a response on flotetuzumab. Median time to best response represented in red (median, 0.8 months; range, 0.8-2.1 months) and duration of response in blue (median, 9.1 months; range, 1.1-26.4 months). Purple depicts OS beyond relapse. *BM aspirate for this patient was hemodiluted but immunohistochemistry on BM formalin-fixed paraffin embedded confirmed the percent blast. ☆, Time at which patients underwent hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT).

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