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Table 1 Patient and treatment characteristics

From: Axicabtagene ciloleucel CD19 CAR-T cell therapy results in high rates of systemic and neurologic remissions in ten patients with refractory large B cell lymphoma including two with HIV and viral hepatitis

Patient characteristics

N = 10

n (%)

 Median age (range) years

66 (55–77)

 Female gender

5 (50%)

 ECOG performance status ≥ 2

2 (20%)

 Ethnicity

  Hispanics

4 (40%)

  White

3 (30%)

  African American

2 (20%)

  Asian

1 (10%)

Disease characteristics

n (%)

 Non-GCB DLBCL

4 (40%)

 Transformed lymphoma

3 (30%)

 Double expressor lymphoma

6 (60%)

 Triple expressor lymphoma

2 (20%)

 Double hit lymphoma

1 (10%)

 Triple hit lymphoma

1 (10%)

 P53 deletion by FISH

1 (10%)

 Disease stage

  Stage I

0

  Stage II

1 (10%)

  Stage III

4 (40%)

  Stage IV

5 (50%)

 Number of prior lines of therapy

  1

0

  2

2 (20%)

  3

3 (30%)

  4

5 (50%)

 CNS involvement

2 (20%)

 Prior AHCT

7 (70%)

Response to treatment

n (%)

 CR at 3 months

8 (80%)

 POD

1 (10%)

Adverse events

  CRS

6 (60%)

  CRS grade ≥ 2

2 (20%)

  ICANS

5 (50%)

  ICANS grade ≥ 2

3 (30%)

  Tocilizumab

3 (30%)

  Glucocorticoids

1 (10%)

  Neutropenia (< 500 c/μl)

10 (100%)

  Neutropenic fever

8 (80%)

  Thrombocytopenia (< 50,000 c/μl)

7 (70%)

  Documented infection

5 (50%)