Table 2

DLT and response in the dose-finding cohorts

CohortPralatrexate dose, mg/m2/wk, schedulenPatients with DLTs,* N (toxicity, grade)Response rate, % (n/N)Response type
30, 3/4 wks 2 (anorexia, grade 2; weakness, grade 3) 100 (2/2) 2 PR 
20, 3/4 wks 2 (stomatitis, grade 2) 67 (2/3) 2 PR 
20, 2/3 wks 3 (stomatitis, grade 2-3; elevated liver function tests, grade 3) 57 (4/7) 1 CR/3 PR 
15, 3/4 wks 3 (stomatitis, grade 2; fatigue, grade 2) 50 (3/6) 3 PR 
15, 2/3 wks 2 (stomatitis, grade 2; dehydration, grade 2) 0 (0/3) — 
10, 3/4 wks 10 3 (thrombocytopenia/neutropenia, grade 3; skin lesion, grade 3; zoster, grade 3) 10 (1/10) 1 CR 
CohortPralatrexate dose, mg/m2/wk, schedulenPatients with DLTs,* N (toxicity, grade)Response rate, % (n/N)Response type
30, 3/4 wks 2 (anorexia, grade 2; weakness, grade 3) 100 (2/2) 2 PR 
20, 3/4 wks 2 (stomatitis, grade 2) 67 (2/3) 2 PR 
20, 2/3 wks 3 (stomatitis, grade 2-3; elevated liver function tests, grade 3) 57 (4/7) 1 CR/3 PR 
15, 3/4 wks 3 (stomatitis, grade 2; fatigue, grade 2) 50 (3/6) 3 PR 
15, 2/3 wks 2 (stomatitis, grade 2; dehydration, grade 2) 0 (0/3) — 
10, 3/4 wks 10 3 (thrombocytopenia/neutropenia, grade 3; skin lesion, grade 3; zoster, grade 3) 10 (1/10) 1 CR 

2/3 indicates 2 of 3 weeks; 3/4, 3 of 4 weeks; DLT, dose limiting toxicity; CR, complete response; PR, partial response; and —, no response noted.

*

Some patients experienced more than 1 DLT.

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