The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, TX
Shannon Neville Westin , Erin Stashi , Navdeep Pal , Diana L Urbauer , Filip Janku , Sarina Anne Piha-Paul , Aung Naing , Apostolia Maria Tsimberidou , Siqing Fu , David S. Hong , Vivek Subbiah , Daniel D. Karp , Robert L. Coleman , Funda Meric-Bernstam , Razelle Kurzrock
Background: We sought to determine the MTD/recommended phase II (RP2D) dose of the combination of paclitaxel (P), bevacizumab (B), and temsirolimus (T) in patients (pts) with advanced solid tumors. Methods: Doses were escalated across 14 planned dose levels (DL) in a standard 3+3 design (Table). Responses were defined using RECIST 1.0. Results: To date, 61 pts have been enrolled. Four pts withdrew consent after one dose. Dose-limiting toxicities (DLTs) occurred at DL8 (G3 fatigue), DL10 (G3 hypertension, G4 pain), DL11 (G3 mucositis, G4 thrombocytopenia/neutropenia) and DL12 (G3 hyperglycemia). DL10 is being explored in expansion as the RP2D. Most common adverse events ( > 10%) were fatigue (74%; G3/4 5%), hypertriglyceridemia (49%, G3/4 5%), thrombocytopenia (38%, G3/4 7%), nausea (33%, G3/4 0%), mucositis (31%, G3/4 5%), constipation (30%, G3/4 0%), neutropenia (21%, G3/4 8%), diarrhea (20%, G3/4 0%), rash (16%, G3/4 0%), hypertension (13%, 02%), headache (10%, G3/4 2%), and vomiting (10%, G3/4 0%). Of 51pts evaluable for response, six had PR (12%) including NSCL (-64%, 13 months (m)), breast (-42%, 8m; -60% 3m), ovarian (-30%, 6m;), squamous cell cervical (-68%, +4m), and squamous cell tongue (-34%, 2m) cancer. Twenty pts (39%) had SD for 4 m or more including adenoid cystic (-3%, 10m), breast (-28%, 4m; +6%, 10m; +18%, 12m; -25%, 8m; -23%, 9m; -22%, 11m; +6%, 17m; +10%, 7m), chondrosarcoma (+8%, 19m; -19%, 6m), laryngeal/oropharyngeal (-19%, 5m; +12%, 7m), leiomyosarcoma (-10%, 38m; -10%, 8m), endometrial (-2%, 8m), gastric (-10%, 8m), ovarian (-20%, 18m) and renal (-10%, 7m) cancer. Conclusions: The combination of P, B, and T is well tolerated and demonstrates preliminary evidence of tumor activity in a variety of solid tumors, especially breast, gynecologic and squamous cancers. Studies to determine correlation of activity with tumor molecular profile are ongoing. Clinical trial information: NCT01187199
DL | B mg/kg, IV | T mg IV | P mg/m2 IV |
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1* | 5 Q3W | 12.5 | 30 Q3W |
2* | 7.5 Q3W | 12.5 | 30 Q3W |
3* | 7.5 Q3W | 20 | 30 Q3W |
4* | 7.5 Q3W | 20 | 60 Q3W |
5* | 10 Q3W | 20 | 60 Q3W |
6* | 10 Q3W | 25 | 60 Q3W |
7* | 10 Q3W | 25 | 80 Q3W |
8* | 15 Q3W | 25 | 80 Q3W |
9** | 10 Q2W | 25 | 30 QW x 3 |
10** | 10 Q2W | 25 | 40 QW x 3 |
11* | 15 Q3W | 25 | 120 Q3W |
12** | 10 Q2W | 25 | 50 QW x 3 |
13** | 10 Q2W | 25 | 60 QW x 3 |
14** | 10 Q2W | 25 | 80 QW x 3 |
*21d cycle, ** 28d cycle
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