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Table 2 Brentuximab vedotin-based salvage regimens assessed in patients with R/R HL

From: Improving outcomes after autologous transplantation in relapsed/refractory Hodgkin lymphoma: a European expert perspective

Regimen(s)

Patients

Response before transplant

OS

PFS

B + DHAP [48]

R/R HL (N = 61)

• Metabolic CR 79%

• Metabolic PR 8%

• Progressive disease 7%

• 87% of pts. were mobilized and received ASCT

2-year

OS 92%

2-year PFS 76%

BrESHAP [49]

R/R HL after frontline chemotherapy (N = 66)

• ORR 91%

• CR 82%

• PR 10%

• 64 pts. were mobilized and 60 received SCT

30-month

OS 91%

30-month PFS 71%

PET-adapted brentuximab vedotin + aICE [16]

R/R HL who had failed one previous doxorubicin regimen (N = 46)

• ~ 30% of pts. achieved PET-negativity with brentuximab vedotin alone

• aICE increased PET-negativity rates to ~ 80%

NR

2-year EFS = 82%

PET-adapted brentuximab vedotin + aICE [50, 51]

First relapse or primary refractory CD30+ cHL

(N = 24 [50])

(N = 42 [51])

• 87% CR per investigator, 70% per independent review [50]

• 69.2% CMR [51]

NR

1-year PFS estimate 69% (95% CI 53–81%)

Brentuximab vedotin [52]

R/R HL (N = 37)

• Best ORR = 69% (CR = 33%)

• 12 pts. with CR received SCT

• 11/13 pts. with PR and all pts. with SD/PR required additional chemotherapy

NR

NR

Brentuximab vedotin + bendamustine [53]

R/R HL (N = 55)

• ORR 92.5%

• CR 73.6%

• 41 patients were mobilized and 40 underwent ASCT

NR

2-year PFS 62.6%

Brentuximab vedotin + nivolumab [54]

R/R HL (N = 61)

• ORR 82%

• CR 61%

• 54 pts. underwent ASCT

NR

6-month estimated PFS 89%