Table 5.

Patient outcomes status after combination therapy with duv/romi in multicenter R/R cohort

Clinical outcomesAll (N = 38)
Outcomes in responders following duv/romi, n (%) 17/38 (45) 
On active duv/romi therapy 3/17 (18) 
PR on duv/romi, PD despite switch to pralatrexate 1/17 (6) 
Discontinued duv/romi due to patient preference 1/17 (6) 
Bridged to allo-HSCT 11/17 (65) 
CR at day 100 10/11 (91) 
CR at day +290 3/10 (30) 
PD after day 200 2/10 (20)  
Not yet evaluable (day <100) 1/11 (9) 
Death due to duv/romi AE 1/17 (6) 
Outcomes in PD, n (%) 21/38 (55) 
Salvage therapy after duv/romi 14/21 (67) 
Death due to lymphoma 6/21 (29) 
Hospice care, no known death at data cutoff 1/21 (5) 
Therapy received directly after duv/romi progression and response, n (%) 14/21 (66) 
CFT74455 (IKZF1/3 degrader) 3/21 (14) 
CR + bridge to allo-HSCT 1 (5) 
PD 2 (10) 
Azacitidine, not evaluable, transition to hospice 1/21 (5) 
Azacitidine + lenalidomide, CR  1/21 (5) 
Alemtuzumab, CR + bridge to allo-HSCT 1/21 (5) 
Brentuximab vedotin + gemcitabine, PD 1/21 (5) 
Dexamethasone + methotrexate, PD 1/21 (5) 
GVD, PD 1/21 (5) 
GCD, not evaluable, transition to hospice 1/21 (5) 
GemDOx, PD 1/21 (5) 
Gemcitabine, PD 1/21 (5) 
Mogamulizumab, PD 1/21 (5) 
Duv + ruxolitinib, not evaluable, transition to hospice 1/21 (5) 
Clinical outcomesAll (N = 38)
Outcomes in responders following duv/romi, n (%) 17/38 (45) 
On active duv/romi therapy 3/17 (18) 
PR on duv/romi, PD despite switch to pralatrexate 1/17 (6) 
Discontinued duv/romi due to patient preference 1/17 (6) 
Bridged to allo-HSCT 11/17 (65) 
CR at day 100 10/11 (91) 
CR at day +290 3/10 (30) 
PD after day 200 2/10 (20)  
Not yet evaluable (day <100) 1/11 (9) 
Death due to duv/romi AE 1/17 (6) 
Outcomes in PD, n (%) 21/38 (55) 
Salvage therapy after duv/romi 14/21 (67) 
Death due to lymphoma 6/21 (29) 
Hospice care, no known death at data cutoff 1/21 (5) 
Therapy received directly after duv/romi progression and response, n (%) 14/21 (66) 
CFT74455 (IKZF1/3 degrader) 3/21 (14) 
CR + bridge to allo-HSCT 1 (5) 
PD 2 (10) 
Azacitidine, not evaluable, transition to hospice 1/21 (5) 
Azacitidine + lenalidomide, CR  1/21 (5) 
Alemtuzumab, CR + bridge to allo-HSCT 1/21 (5) 
Brentuximab vedotin + gemcitabine, PD 1/21 (5) 
Dexamethasone + methotrexate, PD 1/21 (5) 
GVD, PD 1/21 (5) 
GCD, not evaluable, transition to hospice 1/21 (5) 
GemDOx, PD 1/21 (5) 
Gemcitabine, PD 1/21 (5) 
Mogamulizumab, PD 1/21 (5) 
Duv + ruxolitinib, not evaluable, transition to hospice 1/21 (5) 

GCD, gemcitabine, carboplatin, and dexamethasone; GVD, gemcitabine, vinorelbine, and doxorubicin with pralatrexate in cycle 1 only; GemDOx, gemcitabine, oxaliplatin, and dexamethasone.

One patient had relapsed disease after bridging to allo-HSCT, for which they were retreated with combination duv/romi. They achieved a response to retreatment, bridged to a second allo-HSCT, and remain in remission.

Patient developed Epstein–Barr virus viremia–related extranodal natural killer/T-cell lymphoma from severe immunocompromise during cycle 2 and was thus not bridged to allo-HSCT.

Patient developed central nervous system involvement and hence methotrexate was added.

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