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June 1, 2024Journal of Clinical Oncology0 citations

Long term results of a new treatment strategy for follicular low grade lymphoma (FLGL).

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FCFernando CabanillasTSThyra Gutierrez SierraATA. Torres

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e19035 Background: FLGL usually presents with widespread but asymptomatic lymphadenopathy, low SUVs on PET and normal LDH. It's considered incurable and standard of care has been 'watch and wait' (W a relapse occurred in only 5 (7%). Our PFS 10 yr for favorable FLIPI-2 (score 0)= 97%, for intermediate (1-2) =88%, unfavorable (3-5)= 72% (p=.15). Our PFS results were consistently superior to literature data across all FLIPI-2 scores. Transformation to DLBCL= 6/186 (3%) compared to 20-30% historical controls; 5 of 6 transformations were in cases with CDIH and 4 occurred within 3 yrs. Early (<2 yr) relapse rate= 2% in contrast with 20% literature data; all 4 early relapses were CDIH. Conclusions: Our findings emphasize several advantages of initiating treatment early and basing it on presence or absence of CDIH. Our data highlight the need to 1- identify CDIH for potential use of doxorubicin treatment. 2- CDIH as prognostic factor seems more effective than FLIPI-2. 3- PFS 10 yr results are remarkably superior to both literature controls and to our previous experience at MDACC with FND-R. 4- Only 7% relapses beyond 10 yrs suggest potential for cure, according to our results and those from MDACC. Table: see text

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synapsesocial.com/papers/68e673edb6db6435875fe08ehttps://doi.org/10.1200/jco.2024.42.16_suppl.e19035
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