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Sep 19, 2020 12 tweets 12 min read Read on X
#ESMO20 Report of the IFCT-1601 IoNESCO study of neoadjuvant durvalumab monotherapy for resectable #NSCLC presented by @MarieWislez in the Proffered Paper session chaired by @LudaBazhenovaMD @FlorianaMorgill #LCSM @OncoAlert Image
#ESMO20 Neoadjuvant checkpoint inhibitor monotherapy has shown efficacy in previous studies of resectable stage I-III NSCLC with major pathologic responses (MPR) seen in 17-45% of patients. @OncoAlert #LCSM Image
#ESMO20 Study design of IoNESCO IFCT-1601: included stage IB, II, IIIA (non-N2), treatment was three doses of durvalumab every 2 weeks followed by surgery within 2-14d of resection. Primary endpoint was feasibility of resection with 90d mortality as a secondary. #LCSM @OncoAlert ImageImage
#ESMO20 This study was terminated early for high 90 day post-operative mortality. Of the 46 patients treated, 43 went to surgery and of those, 5 deaths within 90 days #LCSM @OncoAlert Image
#ESMO20 Demographics included here show primarily stage II (10% stage IB and 4% stage IIIA). 88% of patients received all 3 planned doses of neoadjuvant durvalumab. Relatively high number of pneumonectomies (20.5%) - will wait to see if that correlates to mortality. #LCSM Image
#ESMO20 Surgery was primarily complete (R0, 89%). 1y OS rate 89% with 1y DFS rate 78.2% overall. #LCSM @OncoAlert ImageImage
#ESMO20 Important points here. RECIST RR only 8.7% but MPR rate 18.6%. The discordance between radiographic and pathologic response is consistent with prior reports from others (@FordePatrick) and important to remember when planning resection. #LCSM @OncoAlert Image
#ESMO20 Outcomes better when MPR achieved with better OS and DFS (red curves) compared to those who did not achieve MPR (though a multivariate analysis would help here). #LCSM @OncoAlert Image
#ESMO20 MPR did correlate with neovascularization, lymphocytes, cholesterol, fibrosis - but did not correlate with neutrophil infiltration or necrosis. #LCSM @OncoAlert Image
#ESMO20 Turning to explaining the high 90d mortality, safety with durvalumab seemed quite good. No concerning signals here - no grade 3-5 AEs, no serious AEs, mostly mild grade 1 toxicities. #LCSM @OncoAlert Image
#LCSM Here we see 4 of the fatal events (the flowsheet showed 5). All had R0 resections. One pneumonectomy who developed a fistula and one surgical complication. Sudden death and respiratory distress seen in the other 2. Not attributed to durvalumab. Possibly patient selection. Image
#LCSM Overall, the study was stopped due to excess 90d mortality but felt related to patient comorbidities and not durvalumab or immunotherapy per se. MPR rate consistent with prior reports and correlation with MPR. Note discordance of RECIST with MPR for future studies. #LCSM Image

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Dr. @marinagarassino at #WCLC24 Presidential Plenary presents Normalized Membrane Ratio of TROP2 as a biomarker for datopotamab deruxtecan in TROPION-Lung01 (Dato-DXd vs docetaxel in previously treated NSCLC which previously showed PFS benefit with Dato-DXd.


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#WCLC24 TROP2 IHC has been a poor predictive marker. Normalized Membrane Ratio (NMR) factors in receptor internalization. Ratio is membrane expression over membrane plus cytoplasmic expression (using optical density from digitized slide) and lower would be more favorable.

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#WCLC24 TROP2 QCS-NMR seems to be a much better predictor of benefit with datopotamab deruxtecan in BEP and in non-sq non-AGA subset: in NMR+, PFS HR 0.57 and KM shows clear separation.
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Apr 23, 2023
Dr. Shun Lu presents interim results from the perioperative NEOTORCH study at the #ASCOPlenarySeries. Randomized pts with resectable stage II/III NSCLC to perioperative chemotherapy with toripalimab (anti-PD1) vs placebo. Another entry in the perioperative space? #LCSM Image
Includes resectable stage II/III (AJCC v8), EGFR/ALK wild type NSCLC. Pts receive 3 cycles of neoadjuvant chemotherapy + toripalimab vs placebo then surgery then 1 more cycle of adjuvant chemo (+tori/pbo) then 13 doses of maintenance toripalimab vs placebo. #ASCOPlenarySeries Image
First interim EFS analysis only for stage III. Includes 404 pts - but 926 screened. Would be interesting to see specific eligibility criteria not met in screening process. Reminder of how selected trial populations are and value of future real-world analyses. #ASCOPlenarySeries ImageImage
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Impressive data from #AEGEAN at #AACR23 from Dr. John Heymach and colleagues. This is the first of several phase III peri-operative IO studies in resectable NSCLC combining neoadjuvant chemo-immunotherapy followed by adjuvant immunotherapy. Image
Included stage IIA-IIIB (AJCC v8) with no EGFR/ALK & excluded pts who would require pneumonectomy. Large study with n=801 (CM816 was n=358). Pts received 4 cycles (not 3) of platinum-based chemo with durvalumab (anti-PDL1) or placebo, then surgery, then durvalumab / placebo x 1y. Image
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There is a lot to consider in this first-line study of the #KRAS G12C inhibitor adagrasib plus pembrolizumab from #ESMOImmuno22. Some pleasant surprises in terms of safety. Definitely encouraging but need to see a bit more to be sold on this strategy. 🤔 #LCSM Image
We're looking for synergy with the two agents - more than an additive effect. Reason to believe there will be based on preclinical data showing the effect on T-cell infiltration from #KRAS inhibition. Similar to what has been shown with MEK inhibition. #ESMOImmuno22 Image
The first-line dataset includes the phase Ib KRYSTAL-1 and the phase II KRYSTAL-7. In KRYSTAL-1 (n=7), 4/7 had a response and all were durable (>9m). G3 TRAEs in 4 pts (lipase elevation, LFTs, muscular pain, pneumothorax). #ESMOImmuno22 ImageImage
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Dr. @ZPiotrowskaMD presents initial results from the ELIOS trial at #ESMO22 - molecular profiling of #EGFR mutant NSCLC after progression on 1L osimertinib. ImageImage
In this study of highly motivated pts at esteemed sites, evaluable paired biopsy at PD only available in 46/115 pts (40%). Interestingly, 75 pts (65%) had paired biopsy but 27 failed NGS (23%). Speaks somewhat to the real world feasibility of a repeat biopsy approach. #ESMO22 Image
Common co-mutations at baseline included TP53, EGFR amp, and CDKN2A loss. Acquired alterations included MET amp, EGFR C797S, ALK fusion, NKX2-1 amp. Mostly mutually exclusive. #ESMO22 ImageImageImage
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Dr. Silvia Novello presents 5y update on KEYNOTE 407 (platinum plus tax and +/- pembrolizumab for 1L squamous NSCLC #ESMO22
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For patients who complete 2y of pembrolizumab, 3y OS rate (after completing 2y pembro) was 70% - though not all of those patients are cured (44% were alive without PD or subsequent therapy). #ESMO22
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