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Table 1 Clinical features of 31 patients with ovarian cancer who had previous platinum resistant relapse and were retreated with platinum

From: Genomic profiling in ovarian cancer retreated with platinum based chemotherapy presented homologous recombination deficiency and copy number imbalances of CCNE1 and RB1 genes

Clinical Characteristics

Number of cases (%)

Age (years old)

  < 65

21 (67.7)

  > 65

10 (32.3)

Histology

 High grade serous carcinoma

21 (67.7)

 Endometrioid

1 (3.2)

 Clear cell carcinoma

1 (3.2)

 Undifferentiated carcinoma

3 (9.7)

 Carcinosarcoma

1 (3.2)

 Mixed

1 (3.2)

Family history of ovarian or breast cancer

 No

19 (61.3)

 Yes

9 (29.0)

Number of previous treatment lines

 2

10 (32.3)

 3

7 (22.6)

 4

4 (12.9)

 5

6 (19.4)

 6

3 (9.7)

 8

1 (3.2)

Platinum free interval (months)

  < 12

21 (67.7)

  > 12

10 (32.3)

Primary platinum resistance*

 No

12 (38.7)

 Yes

19 (61.3)

Chemotherapy with platinum rechallenge

 Platinum + taxane

15 (48.4)

 Platinum + gemcitabina

13 (41.9)

 Platinum + doxorubicin

1 (3.2)

 Platinum + ifosfamide

1 (3.2)

 Monotherapy

1 (3.2)

  1. *Primary platinum resistant disease was defined as a first recurrence with a platinum free interval less than 6 months. Patients without primary platinum resistant recurrence, presented platinum resistant disease at second or later recurrences