Table 3.

Disease outcome of the 14 patients in late-CP with mutations


Patient no.

Age, y/sex

Y from diagnosis

Mutation

Mo mutation first detected

Best response by 6 mo

Status when mutation first detected

Disease status (mo after imatinib start)
1   48/M   3.4   Met244Val   7   PHR   PHR   Primary imatinib resistance at 400 mg, dose increased to 600 mg at 6 mo because of lack of response, MCR achieved, 25% Ph (18)  
2   51/F   6.9   Leu248Val   11 (all mutations)   CHR   PHR   Died in AP (14), acquired imatinib resistance  
    Gly250Glu      
    Ser417Tyr      
    Glu459Lys      
3   65/F   5.3   Gln252His (G>C)   6   PHR   MBC   Died in MBC (6.5), acquired imatinib resistance  
4   71/M   2.4   Gln252His (G>T)   3   PHR   PHR(3)   WCC decreased to 4.9 but was not sustained; WCC increased (3), MBC (11); died in MBC (15); the mutations were not detected when tested at 13 mo in MBC when double Ph-chromosome was present; acquired imatinib resistance  
    Gln252His (G>C)   3     
    Met351Thr   8    PHR (8)   
5   65/M   4.2   Gln252His (G>C)   18   CHR   CHR   Autograft (16); recommenced imatinib 1 mo after autograft (17); mutation detected at 18 mo but not subsequently in MBC (19) when double Ph-chromosome was present; died in MBC (23); acquired imatinib resistance  
6   52/M   4.3   Tyr253Phe   7   CHR   PHR   Dose increased to 600 mg at 7 mo because of increased WCC, died in AP (12), acquired imatinib resistance  
7   27/M   1.7   Glu255Lys   7   CHR   PHR   Died from disease progression (11), acquired imatinib resistance  
8   60/M   9.3   Thr315lle   8.5   MCR   MCR   Ph percentage increased (12), dose increased to 600 mg because of 100% Ph positive (19), acquired imatinib resistance  
9   61/M   1.1   Phe317Leu   4   CHR   CHR   MBC 3 mo after mutation detected, acquired imatinib resistance, imatinib withdrawn (11), in remission after chemotherapy (19)  
10   59/F   2.3   Phe317Leu   18   CCR   CCR   Remains in CCR (20)  
11   53/F   5.8   Met351Thr   8   CCR   CCR   AP* at 9 mo, acquired imatinib resistance, dose increased to 600 mg (9), MCR maintained (21)  
12   67/M   3.6   Met351Thr   6   MCR   MCR   PHR (11), CP (15), dose increased to 500 mg, acquired imatinib resistance  
13   51/F   6.3   Glu355Gly   16   CCR   AP*  Acquired imatinib resistance, dose increased to 600 mg (17), MCR (22)  
14
 
51/M
 
11.0
 
Glu355Gly
 
15
 
MCR
 
MCR
 
MCR (17)
 

Patient no.

Age, y/sex

Y from diagnosis

Mutation

Mo mutation first detected

Best response by 6 mo

Status when mutation first detected

Disease status (mo after imatinib start)
1   48/M   3.4   Met244Val   7   PHR   PHR   Primary imatinib resistance at 400 mg, dose increased to 600 mg at 6 mo because of lack of response, MCR achieved, 25% Ph (18)  
2   51/F   6.9   Leu248Val   11 (all mutations)   CHR   PHR   Died in AP (14), acquired imatinib resistance  
    Gly250Glu      
    Ser417Tyr      
    Glu459Lys      
3   65/F   5.3   Gln252His (G>C)   6   PHR   MBC   Died in MBC (6.5), acquired imatinib resistance  
4   71/M   2.4   Gln252His (G>T)   3   PHR   PHR(3)   WCC decreased to 4.9 but was not sustained; WCC increased (3), MBC (11); died in MBC (15); the mutations were not detected when tested at 13 mo in MBC when double Ph-chromosome was present; acquired imatinib resistance  
    Gln252His (G>C)   3     
    Met351Thr   8    PHR (8)   
5   65/M   4.2   Gln252His (G>C)   18   CHR   CHR   Autograft (16); recommenced imatinib 1 mo after autograft (17); mutation detected at 18 mo but not subsequently in MBC (19) when double Ph-chromosome was present; died in MBC (23); acquired imatinib resistance  
6   52/M   4.3   Tyr253Phe   7   CHR   PHR   Dose increased to 600 mg at 7 mo because of increased WCC, died in AP (12), acquired imatinib resistance  
7   27/M   1.7   Glu255Lys   7   CHR   PHR   Died from disease progression (11), acquired imatinib resistance  
8   60/M   9.3   Thr315lle   8.5   MCR   MCR   Ph percentage increased (12), dose increased to 600 mg because of 100% Ph positive (19), acquired imatinib resistance  
9   61/M   1.1   Phe317Leu   4   CHR   CHR   MBC 3 mo after mutation detected, acquired imatinib resistance, imatinib withdrawn (11), in remission after chemotherapy (19)  
10   59/F   2.3   Phe317Leu   18   CCR   CCR   Remains in CCR (20)  
11   53/F   5.8   Met351Thr   8   CCR   CCR   AP* at 9 mo, acquired imatinib resistance, dose increased to 600 mg (9), MCR maintained (21)  
12   67/M   3.6   Met351Thr   6   MCR   MCR   PHR (11), CP (15), dose increased to 500 mg, acquired imatinib resistance  
13   51/F   6.3   Glu355Gly   16   CCR   AP*  Acquired imatinib resistance, dose increased to 600 mg (17), MCR (22)  
14
 
51/M
 
11.0
 
Glu355Gly
 
15
 
MCR
 
MCR
 
MCR (17)
 

MBC indicates myeloid blast crisis; LBC, lymphoid blast crisis; PHR, partial hematologic response (blasts in blood + bone marrow < 15%); CHR, complete hematologic response.

*

Double Philadelphia chromosome.

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