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CaptainObvious

02/02/24 10:10 AM

#669544 RE: flipper44 #669542

Thanks for taking the hit, and sharing

abeta

02/02/24 11:28 AM

#669562 RE: flipper44 #669542

Artemii Rynda
Dmitrii M. Rostovthev
Yulia M Zabrodskaya
Victor E. Olyushin

Abstract and Figures

Annotation Malignant gliomas are the most common primary brain tumor. Despite the variety of modern treatments, it is still a fatal disease with an extremely poor prognosis. The use of immunotherapy as a technique for the treatment of malignant tumors has great promise, retraining and exploiting the patient’s immune response against tumors. Objective Evaluation of the effectiveness of dendritic cell vaccine in patients with malignant brain gliomas in the structure of complex treatment in comparison with the control group of patients without immunotherapy in the structure of treatment.

Materials and methods In a single-center, prospective, cohort study, taking place on the basis of the RNSI named after prof. A.L. Polenov, 91 patients with morphologically established malignant glial tumor (glioblastoma) took part. The main group of 41 patients who, in addition to standard treatment (surgical, radiation and chemotherapy), underwent specific antitumor immunotherapy. 50 patients received only standard treatment, without immunotherapy.

Results Median survival was 21.7 months in the immunotherapy group (95% CI 4–37 months) and 15.8 months (95% CI 3–22 months) in the non-immunotherapy group (p = 0.002). The median relapse-free period in the group with immunotherapy was 13.8 months (95% CI 1–20 months), and in the group without immunotherapy 7.9 months (95% CI 1–12 months) (p = 0.003).

Conclusion In general, the use of immunotherapy in the structure of complex treatment of patients with malignant gliomas demonstrates a clear positive trend in terms of overall survival and median relapse-free period. But nevertheless, immunotherapy requires further development as a therapeutic tool, study and improvement, which will take into account immunosuppression in malignant gliomas and means of overcoming it, optimization in terms of target antigen selection, cell preparation and integration of dendritic vaccines into other treatment regimens.



https://www.researchgate.net/publication/377440484_Immunotherapy_with_autologous_dendritic_cells_in_the_complex_treatment_of_malignant_gliomas_-_results

https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Comparison-of-survival-in-groups-with-and-without-immuno-therapy-A-Overall-survival-and_fig2_377440484

https://www.researchgate.net/figure/A-Dynamics-of-immune-cells-during-subsequent-months-of-treatment-B-Dynamics-of_fig3_377440484

georgebailey

02/02/24 12:34 PM

#669588 RE: flipper44 #669542

Flip thx for the info- how long did this study run?

Chiugray

02/02/24 4:02 PM

#669656 RE: flipper44 #669542

Flipper, Much appreciated!

TTsr

02/02/24 6:24 PM

#669676 RE: flipper44 #669542

TY! great insight & much appreciated

GermanCol

02/04/24 8:55 PM

#670025 RE: flipper44 #669542

Thanks Flipper, something I didn't see mentioned is the proportion of MGMT Methylated vs. MGMT Unmethylated patients and if that was taken into account for randomization. That clearly affects the results. I also didn't see anything regarding IDH-1 Mutant vs. Wildtype. Did you or anyone see anything about that and if any other aspects like age, KPS, etc. were taken into account for randomization?

dmb2

02/05/24 6:54 AM

#670049 RE: flipper44 #669542

flipper44, thx so much, again, you have been performing keen DD vs competitors for quite some time here, very helpful to investors here.

GLTA, exciting first approval on the near term horizon