Table 1

Therapy and outcome of antibiotic therapy targeting CP in OAML

ReferenceStudy designNo. of patientsMedian ageStageCP posPrevious therapiesAntibacterial therapyORRResponse CP pos vs negDetailed responseMedian follow-up (mo)
14 Prospective 34 NA 29 (94%) None Doxycycline 100 mg BID × 21 d 22 (65%) 66%/50% CR 6 (18%) PR 16 (47%) SD 11 (32%) PD 1 (3%) 37 (15-62) 
18 Prospective 11 57 (36-80) I,IV 4 (36%) Yes* Clarithromycin 500 mg BID × 6 mo 5 (45%) NA CR 2 (18%) PR 3 (27%) SD 3 (27%) PD 3 (27%) 25 (12-35) 
19 Retrospective 38 47 15 (39%) None Doxycycline 100 mg BID × 21 d (n = 12/38) alone or same followed by a second course after 21 d off (n = 26) 18 (47%) 60%/60% CR 7 (18%) PR 11 (29%) SD 20 (53%) (5 patients progressed consecutively) 26 (6-44) 
15 Retrospective 70 (49-87) IV 6 (100%) Yes Doxycycline 100 mg BID × 21 d 2 (33%) NA CR 0 (0%) PR 2 (33%) MR 1(11%) SD 1 (11%) PD 2 (33%) 31 (7-56) 
16 Prospective 27 56 (29-87) I-IV 11 (41%) ND Doxycycline 100 mg BID × 21 d 13 (48%) 64%/38% CR 6 (22%) PR 7 (26%) MR 3 (11%) SD 9 (33%) PD 2 (7%) 14 (3-45) 
20 Retrospective 11 63 (40-94) I-IV ND None Doxycycline 100 mg BID × 21 d 0 (0%) NA SD 11 (100%) 9 (7-14) 
21 Retrospective 70 (58-79) ND ND None Doxycycline (n = 2): 100 mg BID × 28 d, 500 mg clarithromycin and 500 mg amoxicillin BID × 14 d (n = 1) 3 (100%) NA CR 2 (66%) PR 1 (33%) 34 (18-42) 
17 Prospective 72 (52-87) I-IV 9 (100%) Yes§ Doxycycline 100 mg BID × 21 d 4 (44%) NA CR 2 (22%) PR 2 (22%) SD 1 (11%) MR 3 (33%) PD 1 (11%) 12 (1-31) 
22 Case report 18 ND C.t.|| pos None Doxycycline 100 mg BID × 21 d Mild improvement NA Mild improvement 1 (100%) 
ReferenceStudy designNo. of patientsMedian ageStageCP posPrevious therapiesAntibacterial therapyORRResponse CP pos vs negDetailed responseMedian follow-up (mo)
14 Prospective 34 NA 29 (94%) None Doxycycline 100 mg BID × 21 d 22 (65%) 66%/50% CR 6 (18%) PR 16 (47%) SD 11 (32%) PD 1 (3%) 37 (15-62) 
18 Prospective 11 57 (36-80) I,IV 4 (36%) Yes* Clarithromycin 500 mg BID × 6 mo 5 (45%) NA CR 2 (18%) PR 3 (27%) SD 3 (27%) PD 3 (27%) 25 (12-35) 
19 Retrospective 38 47 15 (39%) None Doxycycline 100 mg BID × 21 d (n = 12/38) alone or same followed by a second course after 21 d off (n = 26) 18 (47%) 60%/60% CR 7 (18%) PR 11 (29%) SD 20 (53%) (5 patients progressed consecutively) 26 (6-44) 
15 Retrospective 70 (49-87) IV 6 (100%) Yes Doxycycline 100 mg BID × 21 d 2 (33%) NA CR 0 (0%) PR 2 (33%) MR 1(11%) SD 1 (11%) PD 2 (33%) 31 (7-56) 
16 Prospective 27 56 (29-87) I-IV 11 (41%) ND Doxycycline 100 mg BID × 21 d 13 (48%) 64%/38% CR 6 (22%) PR 7 (26%) MR 3 (11%) SD 9 (33%) PD 2 (7%) 14 (3-45) 
20 Retrospective 11 63 (40-94) I-IV ND None Doxycycline 100 mg BID × 21 d 0 (0%) NA SD 11 (100%) 9 (7-14) 
21 Retrospective 70 (58-79) ND ND None Doxycycline (n = 2): 100 mg BID × 28 d, 500 mg clarithromycin and 500 mg amoxicillin BID × 14 d (n = 1) 3 (100%) NA CR 2 (66%) PR 1 (33%) 34 (18-42) 
17 Prospective 72 (52-87) I-IV 9 (100%) Yes§ Doxycycline 100 mg BID × 21 d 4 (44%) NA CR 2 (22%) PR 2 (22%) SD 1 (11%) MR 3 (33%) PD 1 (11%) 12 (1-31) 
22 Case report 18 ND C.t.|| pos None Doxycycline 100 mg BID × 21 d Mild improvement NA Mild improvement 1 (100%) 

BID, twice a day; C.t., Chlamydia trachomatis; NA, not applicable; ND, no data; neg, negative; pos, positive.

*

Former therapies of patients included the following: surgery (n = 1); CHOP (n = 1, stage IV), chlorambucil followed by COP (cyclophosphamide, vincristine, and prednisone) and radiotherapy (n = 1, stage IV), topic antibiotic (n = 2), and doxycycline (n = 11).

Doxycycline for first line (n = 2), second line (n = 2), and third line (n = 2); previous therapies not closer described by the author.

Patients of this study were also part of the 2006 Ferreri et al16  trial.

§

Former therapies of patients included the following: CEOP (cyclophosphamide, epidoxorubicin, vincristine, and prednisone) (n = 1), radiotherapy (n = 4), corticosteroids (n = 1), topic interferon (n = 1), interferon α-2b (n = 1), chlorambucil (n = 1), rituximab (n = 1), and CHOP (n = 1).

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Patient tested positive for Chlamydia trachomatis.

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