Abstract

10536 Background: We previously developed a risk factor model in HR-NBL1/SIOPEN patients treated without DB including age, LDH and metastatic site index (MSI). We tested if this score (Morgenstern, PBC 2018) would provide meaningful information in DB treated HR-NBL1/SIOPEN patients. Methods: High-risk patients (stage 4 ≥1yr.; stage 4 < 1yr. with MYCN amplification (MNA); stage 2, 3, 0-21y with MNA) received intensive induction, surgery, high dose therapy (HDT) and local radiotherapy (21Gy). Patients with a ≤9 months intervall till HDT/SCT, ≥ partial response prior and no progression received up to 5 cycles of 100mg/m2 DB: as short-term (STI: 5 days) or long-term infusion (LTI: 10 days ) ± 6 (STI) or 3 (LTI) x 106 IU/m2 subcutaneous interleukin 2 (scIL2 over 2 x 5 days) followed by 2 weeks of 160mg/m2 oral isotretinoin. Results: DB was used in 1018 patients [512 males; 89% Stage, 1% Stage 4s, 10% loc. MNA; 2.8 yrs median age at diagnosis] in 18 countries. STI was used in 61% patients, LTI in 39% and DB without scIL2 in 62% patients. 2-yrs. event-free (EFS)/overall survival (OS) was 0.65±0.02/0.78±0.01 and 5-yrs. EFS/OS of 0.56±0.02/0.63±0.02. 891/1018 patients were evaluable for risk factor analysis. EFS multivariate analysis included age, MSI, LDH ≥1250U/L, HDT typ, response prior DB, DB schedule and use of scIL2: only age > 1.5yrs.(p = 0.002) and MSI > 1 (p = 0.002) had independent prognostic prediction. If restricted to stage 4 only, LDH ≥1250U/L was also an independent factor (p = 0.049). Points were allocated in proportion to the log-cumulative hazard ratio (cHR): cHR for LDH > 1250U/L was 1.33 (score of 1), cHR for age > 5 years and metastatic site involvement (MSI) > 1 were 1.79 and 1.86 (scores of 2). Using the score (0 to 5) relevant risk groups can be identified: 5-yrs. EFS/OS for scores 0&1 are 0.80±0.06&0.77±0.04, score 2/3 are 0.58±0.03&0.57±0.04 and for scores 4/5 are 0.50±0.06&0.43±0.08. Conclusions: The score adds value in DB treatment groups as it differentiates prognostic subgroups facilitating decision making for future DB add on treatments. Clinical trial information: NCT01704716.

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