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Figure. Maximum temperature in each 24-hour period (Tmax, red solid line) and CRP (blue solid line) correlate with cytokine release syndrome. Dotted lines indicate upper limits of normal. PB flow cytometry performed prior to cell infusion demonstrated 0.04% blasts and 1% normal B-cells. Repeat analysis after infusion revealed clearance of blasts, gradually decreasing B cells, and a maximum of 0.07% CD19CAR T cells (Days +3, +6, and +27). Re-staging evaluation on Day +27 revealed achievement of a complete remission with bone marrow (BM) blasts decreasing from 30% pre to 3% (flow cytometry 5% to 0.6%) and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) blasts decreasing from 1.5% to 0%. 0.4% of BM T cells expressed the CD19CAR. (Table)

Maximum temperature in each 24-hour period (Tmax, red solid line) and CRP (blue solid line) correlate with cytokine release syndrome. Dotted lines indicate upper limits of normal. PB flow cytometry performed prior to cell infusion demonstrated 0.04% blasts and 1% normal B-cells. Repeat analysis after infusion revealed clearance of blasts, gradually decreasing B cells, and a maximum of 0.07% CD19CAR T cells (Days +3, +6, and +27). Re-staging evaluation on Day +27 revealed achievement of a complete remission with bone marrow (BM) blasts decreasing from 30% pre to 3% (flow cytometry 5% to 0.6%) and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) blasts decreasing from 1.5% to 0%. 0.4% of BM T cells expressed the CD19CAR. (Table)

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