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Les actualités PEC des cancers bronchiques au stade précoce - DAVID.PLANCHARD GUSTAVE ROUSSY Head of Thoracic Group Villejuif - FRANCE
les actualités PEC des cancers
bronchiques au stade précoce
         DAVID.PLANCHARD
          GUSTAVE ROUSSY
        Head of Thoracic Group
          Villejuif - FRANCE
                                 M-MA-00000097
Les actualités PEC des cancers bronchiques au stade précoce - DAVID.PLANCHARD GUSTAVE ROUSSY Head of Thoracic Group Villejuif - FRANCE
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DISCLOSURE SLIDE
Consulting, advisory role or lectures: AstraZeneca, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Boehringer Ingelheim,
Celgene, Daiichi Sankyo, Eli Lilly, Merck, Novartis, Pfizer, prIME Oncology, Peer CME, Roche, Samsung
Honoraria: AstraZeneca, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Boehringer Ingelheim, Celgene, Eli Lilly, Merck,
Novartis, Pfizer, prIME Oncology, Peer CME, Roche, Samsung
Clinical trials research as principal or co-investigator (Institutional financial interests):
AstraZeneca, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Boehringer Ingelheim, Eli Lilly, Merck, Novartis, Pfizer, Roche,
Medimmun, Sanofi-Aventis, Taiho Pharma, Novocure, Daiichi Sankyo
Travel, Accommodations, Expenses: AstraZeneca, Roche, Novartis, prIME Oncology, Pfizer
Les actualités PEC des cancers bronchiques au stade précoce - DAVID.PLANCHARD GUSTAVE ROUSSY Head of Thoracic Group Villejuif - FRANCE
Early Stage I - IIIB

           T1          T2        T3        T4

                N0 N1        N2       N3
                            M0
Les actualités PEC des cancers bronchiques au stade précoce - DAVID.PLANCHARD GUSTAVE ROUSSY Head of Thoracic Group Villejuif - FRANCE
4 questions in early-stage NSCLC :
PORT in completely resected early-stage N2 NSCLC ?

Targeted therapy in completely resected early-stage ?

IO in completely resected early-stage ?

IO in unresectable early-stage ?
Les actualités PEC des cancers bronchiques au stade précoce - DAVID.PLANCHARD GUSTAVE ROUSSY Head of Thoracic Group Villejuif - FRANCE
Postoperative cisplatin-based chemotherapy
significantly improves survival   LACE meta-analysis
                                                       5-year absolute benefit of
                                                       5.4% from chemotherapy

Stage IA: No Adj therapy recommended
                                             HR:0.89

Stage IB: Not for routine use
(8th TNM > 4cm : T2b ou T3, T4 : IIA-IIIA)

Stage IIA/B and IIIA: Adjuvant cisplatin-
based chemoT recommended
                                             HR:0.84

                                                            Jean-Pierre Pignon et al, JCO 2008
Les actualités PEC des cancers bronchiques au stade précoce - DAVID.PLANCHARD GUSTAVE ROUSSY Head of Thoracic Group Villejuif - FRANCE
Postoperative radiotherapy
 In a meta-analysis of rather old
 studies PORT found to be
 detrimental if given to patients
 with N0 and N1 disease

 The case for unexpected N2
 disease discovered at surgery is
 less clear, and currently
 evaluated in a large clinical trial

                                       Cochrane Database Syst Rev 2005
Les actualités PEC des cancers bronchiques au stade précoce - DAVID.PLANCHARD GUSTAVE ROUSSY Head of Thoracic Group Villejuif - FRANCE
IMPACT OF POSTOPERATIVE RADIATION THERAPY ON SURVIVAL
IN PATIENTS WITH COMPLETE RESECTION (pN2)
4483 resected pts N2                        30.552 pts treated for stages II–IIIA       SURVIVAL IN PATIENTS WITH COMPLETE
National Cancer Data Base                   in National Cancer Database                 RESECTION AND STAGE I, II, OR IIIA
                                                                                        (ANITA trial)

                                                                 N2                                        pN2

                                                                     Post-op RT
                                                                                                      CT +PORT

        OS: 45.2 v 40.7 months

        Cliff G. Robinson et al, JCO 2015

                                                 Christopher D. Corso et al, JTO 2015      Douillard JY et al, Radiation onco 2008
Les actualités PEC des cancers bronchiques au stade précoce - DAVID.PLANCHARD GUSTAVE ROUSSY Head of Thoracic Group Villejuif - FRANCE
C.Le Pechoux et al ESMO 202
C.Le Pechoux et al ESMO 2020
30.5 vs 22.8mo

                 C.Le Pechoux et al ESMO 2020
C.Le Pechoux et al ESMO 2020
3Y: 66.5 vs 68.5%

                    C.Le Pechoux et al ESMO 2020
C.Le Pechoux et al ESMO 2020
4 questions in early-stage NSCLC :
PORT in completely resected early-stage N2 NSCLC ?
  Not recommended

Targeted therapy in completely resected early-stage ?

IO in completely resected early-stage ?

IO in unresectable early-stage ?
ADJUVANT trial stage II–IIIA (N1–N2)
 Adjuvant gefitinib led to significantly longer DFS compared in patients with completely
 resected stage II–IIIA (N1–N2) EGFR-mutant NSCLC
                                                DFS (ITT population)(update at 3 and 5 years)

                                                                  HR: 0.56

- duration of benefit with gefitinib after 24 months might be limited and overall
                                                                     Zhong W.Z et al, lancet 2018 Zhong WZ et al, JCO 2020
Overall survival (ITT population)

                  HR: 0.92

                                    Zhong WZ et al, JCO 2020
Stage IB-IIIA

                Slide 5

                          Ramalingam SS et al, NEJM 2020
DFS
      stage II IIIA     stage IB IIIA

  HR: 0.17            HR: 0.20

                                   Ramalingam SS et al, NEJM 2020
DFS by disease stage

 stage IB              stage II    stage IIIA

    HR: 0.39           HR: 0.17   HR: 0.12

                                         Ramalingam SS et al, NEJM 2020
DFS assessment with and without adjuvant chemoT
     Received adjuvant chemoT         no adjuvant chemoT

      HR: 0.16                      HR: 0.23

                                                   Ramalingam SS et al, NEJM 2020
ADJUVANT trial II–IIIA (N1–N2)   ADAURA

                                          stage II IIIA

         HR: 0.56                             HR: 0.17

                                                     Ramalingam SS et al, NEJM 2020
Type of disease recurrence

                             Masahiro Tsuboi et al, ESMO 2020
Sites of disease recurrence   CNS DFS in the overall population

                                                     Masahiro Tsuboi et al, ESMO 2020
Post Hoc Analysis of the ADJUVANT Trial (CTONG 1104)
ChemoT
                                 disease-free survival (CNS)

        24%
                                          HR: 0.75
Gefitinib
                                              ChemoT

                                                           Gef

    27%

                                                                 Song-Tao Xu et al, JTO 2018
EGFR and ALK Stage IB-IIIA NSCLC

The ALCHEMIST Screening Trial      ALINA Trial (ALK-Alectinib)
4 questions in early-stage NSCLC :
PORT in completely resected early-stage N2 NSCLC ?
  Not recommended

Targeted therapy in completely resected early-stage ?
  EGFRmut – Osimertinib: resounding justification for the rapid
  implementation of this approach into clinical practice

IO in completely resected early-stage ?

IO in unresectable early-stage ?
Neoadjuvant IO monotherapy
Neoadjuvant Chemo IO trials
Benjamin Besse et al, ESMO 2020
Partial response (RECIST1.1) :7%

                                   Benjamin Besse et al, ESMO 2020
MPR 14%

          Benjamin Besse et al, ESMO 2020
Benjamin Besse et al, ESMO 2020
Benjamin Besse et al, ESMO 2020
Marie Wislez et al, ESMO 2020
Marie Wislez et al, ESMO 2020
Marie Wislez et al, ESMO 2020
IO in adjuvant, phase 3 on going…

 Strategy                   Trial        Clinical   Treatment      Patients target   Primary
                                         phase                                       endoint
 Adjuvant IB (>4cm) -IIIA   ANVIL        3          Nivo vs        714               DFS
                                                    Observation                      OS

 Adjuvant IB (>4cm) -IIIA   PEARLS       3          Pembro vs      1380              DFS
                                                    Placebo

                    -IIIA   Impower010   3          Atezo vs BSC   1127              DFS

 Adjuvant IB (>4cm) -IIA    BR31         3          Durva vs       1100              DFS
                                                    placebo
4 questions in early-stage NSCLC :
PORT in completely resected early-stage N2 NSCLC ?
  Not recommended
Targeted therapy in completely resected early-stage ?
  EGFRmut – Osimertinib: resounding justification for the rapid
  implementation of this approach into clinical practice

IO in completely resected early-stage ?
  Not yet in clinical practice

IO in unresectable early-stage ?
Unresectable stage III: Concurrent is superior to sequential CT-RT
Concomitant a standard of care

                                                                                                       Progression-free
                                             Overall Survival3
                                                                                                          Survival3

                                                   Sequential CRT       Concurrent CRT
                                                                                                           Sequential CRT     Concurrent CRT
                                    25%           23.8%                                      25%

                                    20%   18.1%                                              20%
                                                                              15.1%                          16%
                                    15%                                                      15%   13.1%                             11.6%
                                                                     10.6%
                                                                                                                              9.4%
                                    10%                                                      10%

                                    5%                                                       5%

                                    0%                                                       0%
                                            3 Years                     5 Years                      3 Years                   5 Years

                                                                    Overall survival: absolute benefit
                                                      2 years                            3 years                    5 years
                                                          5.3%                            5.7%                         4.5%

Concomitant CRT is the standard of care for unresectable stage III NSCLC
                                                                                                               Anne Auperin et al, JCO 2010
PACIFIC Trial - durvalumab vs Placebo post RTCT
         UPDATED PFS

                 mPFS 17.2 vs 5.6 mo

                                           Corinne Faivre-Finn et al, ESMO 2020; JTO 2021
UPDATED OS

             mOS: 47.5 vs 29.1 mo

                                    Corinne Faivre-Finn et al, ESMO 2020; JTO 2021
Stages I-III: immunotherapy trials
                                         Replacing chemotherapy with IO trials ?

Concurrent immunotherapy + CTRT Trials

                                         SBRT – immunotherapy trials (consolidation)

                                                                                       A.S.Tsao, ASCO 2019
4 questions in early-stage NSCLC :
PORT in completely resected early-stage N2 NSCLC ?
  Not recommended
Targeted therapy in completely resected early-stage ?
  EGFRmut – Osimertinib: resounding justification for the rapid
  implementation of this approach into clinical practice
IO in completely resected early-stage ?
  Not yet in clinical practice

IO in unresectable early-stage ?
  Consolidation with Durvalumab as a standard
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