Table 1

Alemtuzumab treatment for T-cell prolymphocytic leukemia at the Royal Marsden Hospital: patient characteristics and treatment outcomes

Alemtuzumab treatmentNo. of casesSex, male/femaleMedian age, (range)No. (%) with extramedullary disease*ORR, no. (%)CR rate, no. (%)PFS at 12 mo, %Given SCT, %OS at 48 mo, %
Intravenous at first-line 32 22:10 62 (36-85) 10/24 (42) 29/32 (91) 26/32 (81) 67 50 37 
Subcutaneous at first-line 6:3 61 (36-79) 4/9 (44) 3/9 (33) 3/9 (33) 67 55 33 
Intravenous as subsequent therapy 45 34:11 59 (35-81) 15/26 (58) 31/42 (74) 25/42 (60) 26 30 18 
Alemtuzumab treatmentNo. of casesSex, male/femaleMedian age, (range)No. (%) with extramedullary disease*ORR, no. (%)CR rate, no. (%)PFS at 12 mo, %Given SCT, %OS at 48 mo, %
Intravenous at first-line 32 22:10 62 (36-85) 10/24 (42) 29/32 (91) 26/32 (81) 67 50 37 
Subcutaneous at first-line 6:3 61 (36-79) 4/9 (44) 3/9 (33) 3/9 (33) 67 55 33 
Intravenous as subsequent therapy 45 34:11 59 (35-81) 15/26 (58) 31/42 (74) 25/42 (60) 26 30 18 
*

Including skin, liver, central nervous system, ascites, tonsils, larynx, and pleural effusions.

Including SCT where applicable.

After prior pentostatin (n = 32) or other treatment, including cladribine, fludarabine, cyclophosphamide, chlorambucil, and CHOP (n = 13).

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