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UTILITY OF PROGNOSTIC INDICES IN DIFFUSE LARGE B-CELL LYMPHOMA FOR THE DETECTION OF HIGH RISK PATIENTS.
Author(s): ,
Patricia López-Menargues
Affiliations:
Hematology and Hemotherapy,Hospital General Universitario Valencia,Valencia,Spain
,
Olga Mompel
Affiliations:
Hematology and Hemotherapy,Hospital General Universitario Valencia,Valencia,Spain
,
Marisol Uribe
Affiliations:
Hematology and Hemotherapy,Hospital General Universitario Valencia,Valencia,Spain
,
Rocío García-Serra
Affiliations:
Hematology and Hemotherapy,Hospital General Universitario Valencia,Valencia,Spain
,
Cristina Játiva
Affiliations:
Hematology and Hemotherapy,Hospital General Universitario Valencia,Valencia,Spain
,
Mónica Roig
Affiliations:
Hematology and Hemotherapy,Hospital General Universitario Valencia,Valencia,Spain
,
Mª Jose Lis
Affiliations:
Hematology and Hemotherapy,Hospital General Universitario Valencia,Valencia,Spain
,
Pedro Pérez
Affiliations:
Hematology and Hemotherapy,Hospital General Universitario Valencia,Valencia,Spain
,
Armando Mena
Affiliations:
Hematology and Hemotherapy,Hospital General Universitario Valencia,Valencia,Spain
,
Francisco Ibáñez
Affiliations:
Hematology and Hemotherapy,Hospital General Universitario Valencia,Valencia,Spain
,
María López-Pavia
Affiliations:
Hematology and Hemotherapy,Hospital General Universitario Valencia,Valencia,Spain
,
Carmen Amorós
Affiliations:
Hematology and Hemotherapy,Hospital General Universitario Valencia,Valencia,Spain
,
Rosa Collado
Affiliations:
Hematology and Hemotherapy,Hospital General Universitario Valencia,Valencia,Spain
,
Mª Teresa Orero
Affiliations:
Hematology and Hemotherapy,Hospital General Universitario Valencia,Valencia,Spain
,
Fernando Hernández
Affiliations:
Hematology and Hemotherapy,Hospital General Universitario Valencia,Valencia,Spain
Mariano Linares
Affiliations:
Hematology and Hemotherapy,Hospital General Universitario Valencia,Valencia,Spain
EHA Library. López-Menargues P. 06/09/21; 325323; EP563
Patricia López-Menargues
Patricia López-Menargues
Contributions
Abstract
Presentation during EHA2021: All e-poster presentations will be made available as of Friday, June 11, 2021 (09:00 CEST) and will be accessible for on-demand viewing until August 15, 2021 on the Virtual Congress platform.

Abstract: EP563

Type: E-Poster Presentation

Session title: Aggressive Non-Hodgkin lymphoma - Clinical

Background
In recent years, different prognostic indices have been developed for diffuse large cell B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL) like the IPI, the R-IPI, the NCCN-IPI and, in our environment, the GELTAMO-IPI which is the only that includes the beta-2 microglobulin. Since the introduction of rituximab, an improvement in response rates and survival has been observed. Nevertheless, patients with an adverse clinical course continue to be observed and their identification is essential to assess alternative therapies

Aims
To analyze the reproducibility of prognostic indices for LBDCG in our serie of patients treated outside of clinical trials; and assess the capacity of the prognostic indices to detect in high-risk patients.

Methods

137 patients diagnosed with DLBCL between June 2004 and June 2020 were included. The treatment was R-CHOP or similar (39 with liposomal doxorrubicin and 5 with etoposide associated to treatment). Furthermore, 29 patients received a 2nd-line treatment, 7 of them with auto-HSCT. We analyzed the prognostic characteristics at diagnosis and the overall survival. We applied 4 prognostic indices: IPI, R-IPI, NCCN-IPI and GELTAMO-IPI.


Survival was studied using the Kaplan-Meyer method and the survival curves were compared with the Log-Rank test. The Cox method was used to calculate the Hazard ratio

Results

Table 1 shows the main prognostic characteristics at diagnosis in our group of patients. With a median follow-up of 25 months, the median overall survival was 120 months (95% CI 42-198). Table 2 shows the different prognostic indices depending on the risk group. In the table 3 we observe the 5-year overall survival, with significant differences in the Log-Rank test with all indexes. All prognostic indices have been significant for the correct distribution of patients according to the risk group, being the GELTAMO-IPI index the best to identify high-risk group patients.


TABLE 1: DATA AT DIAGNOSIS






















Age: middle



Sex


 (M/F)



ECOG>2



High LDH



Stage


 III/IV



High Beta-2 microglobulin



66


(16-88)



58/79



34(28%)



90 (66%)



88 (64%)



63(45%)



 


TABLE 2: PROGNOSTIC INDICES DISTRIBUTION BY RISK GROUP PATIENTS









































IPI



R-IPI



NCCN-IPI



GELTAMO-IPI



LOW



39 (28%)



8 (6%)



10 (7%)



15 (11%)



INTER-LOW



31 (23%)



62 (45%)



48 (35%)



81 (59%)



INTER-HIGH



29 (21%)



52 (38%)



32 (23%)



HIGH



38 (28%)



67 (49%)



27 (20%)



9 (7%)



TABLE 3: 5-YEARS OVERALL SURVIVAL BY RISK GROUPS.























































IPI



R-IPI



NCCN-IPI



GELTAMO-IPI



LOW



0,82 (0.57-0,93)



1



1



1



INTER-LOW



0,73 (0,47-0,87)



0,74 (0.56-0,86)



0,77(0,55-0,89)



 0,65 (0,50-0,76)



INTER-HIGH



0,57 (0.34-0,75)



0,54 (0,37-0,69)



0,51 (0,27-0,71)



HIGH



0,40 (0,22-0,58)



0,47(0,33-0,61)



0,42 (0,20-0,63)



0,18 (0,01-0,53)



Long-Rank; p



0,002



0,002



0,002



<0,001



R, Cox: HR


and p value



4,3 (1,8-10,5) 0,001



7,64 (1,0-57,8) 0,049



10,9 (1,4-86,6) 0,024



22,9 (4,3-121,3) <0,001


Conclusion


  • The application of the prognostic indices to our serie of patients, shows the reproducibility of prognostic indices in real life patients.

  • The GELTAMO IPI is the best index to differenciate high-risk patients group, despite the small number of cases.

Keyword(s):

Presentation during EHA2021: All e-poster presentations will be made available as of Friday, June 11, 2021 (09:00 CEST) and will be accessible for on-demand viewing until August 15, 2021 on the Virtual Congress platform.

Abstract: EP563

Type: E-Poster Presentation

Session title: Aggressive Non-Hodgkin lymphoma - Clinical

Background
In recent years, different prognostic indices have been developed for diffuse large cell B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL) like the IPI, the R-IPI, the NCCN-IPI and, in our environment, the GELTAMO-IPI which is the only that includes the beta-2 microglobulin. Since the introduction of rituximab, an improvement in response rates and survival has been observed. Nevertheless, patients with an adverse clinical course continue to be observed and their identification is essential to assess alternative therapies

Aims
To analyze the reproducibility of prognostic indices for LBDCG in our serie of patients treated outside of clinical trials; and assess the capacity of the prognostic indices to detect in high-risk patients.

Methods

137 patients diagnosed with DLBCL between June 2004 and June 2020 were included. The treatment was R-CHOP or similar (39 with liposomal doxorrubicin and 5 with etoposide associated to treatment). Furthermore, 29 patients received a 2nd-line treatment, 7 of them with auto-HSCT. We analyzed the prognostic characteristics at diagnosis and the overall survival. We applied 4 prognostic indices: IPI, R-IPI, NCCN-IPI and GELTAMO-IPI.


Survival was studied using the Kaplan-Meyer method and the survival curves were compared with the Log-Rank test. The Cox method was used to calculate the Hazard ratio

Results

Table 1 shows the main prognostic characteristics at diagnosis in our group of patients. With a median follow-up of 25 months, the median overall survival was 120 months (95% CI 42-198). Table 2 shows the different prognostic indices depending on the risk group. In the table 3 we observe the 5-year overall survival, with significant differences in the Log-Rank test with all indexes. All prognostic indices have been significant for the correct distribution of patients according to the risk group, being the GELTAMO-IPI index the best to identify high-risk group patients.


TABLE 1: DATA AT DIAGNOSIS






















Age: middle



Sex


 (M/F)



ECOG>2



High LDH



Stage


 III/IV



High Beta-2 microglobulin



66


(16-88)



58/79



34(28%)



90 (66%)



88 (64%)



63(45%)



 


TABLE 2: PROGNOSTIC INDICES DISTRIBUTION BY RISK GROUP PATIENTS









































IPI



R-IPI



NCCN-IPI



GELTAMO-IPI



LOW



39 (28%)



8 (6%)



10 (7%)



15 (11%)



INTER-LOW



31 (23%)



62 (45%)



48 (35%)



81 (59%)



INTER-HIGH



29 (21%)



52 (38%)



32 (23%)



HIGH



38 (28%)



67 (49%)



27 (20%)



9 (7%)



TABLE 3: 5-YEARS OVERALL SURVIVAL BY RISK GROUPS.























































IPI



R-IPI



NCCN-IPI



GELTAMO-IPI



LOW



0,82 (0.57-0,93)



1



1



1



INTER-LOW



0,73 (0,47-0,87)



0,74 (0.56-0,86)



0,77(0,55-0,89)



 0,65 (0,50-0,76)



INTER-HIGH



0,57 (0.34-0,75)



0,54 (0,37-0,69)



0,51 (0,27-0,71)



HIGH



0,40 (0,22-0,58)



0,47(0,33-0,61)



0,42 (0,20-0,63)



0,18 (0,01-0,53)



Long-Rank; p



0,002



0,002



0,002



<0,001



R, Cox: HR


and p value



4,3 (1,8-10,5) 0,001



7,64 (1,0-57,8) 0,049



10,9 (1,4-86,6) 0,024



22,9 (4,3-121,3) <0,001


Conclusion


  • The application of the prognostic indices to our serie of patients, shows the reproducibility of prognostic indices in real life patients.

  • The GELTAMO IPI is the best index to differenciate high-risk patients group, despite the small number of cases.

Keyword(s):

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