Table 1 Baseline demographic and clinical characteristics of the 39 enrolled patients.

From: Safety and feasibility of anti-CD19 CAR T cells expressing inducible IL-7 and CCL19 in patients with relapsed or refractory large B-cell lymphoma

Characteristics

No. of Patients (%) n = 39

Age (years)

Median (range)

55 (29-73)

<60

21 (53.8%)

≥60

18 (46.2%)

Sex

Male

25 (64.1%)

Female

14 (35.9%)

History

DLBCL-nos

31 (79.4%)

DLBCL-Unclassified

1 (2.6%)

HGBL-DHL

1 (2.6%)

MCL

3 (7.4%)

PMLBCL

1 (2.6%)

tFL

2 (5.1%)

Disease stage at study entry

I or II

13 (33.3%)

III or IV

26 (66.7%)

IPI score

0-1

6 (15.4%)

2-3

21 (53.8%)

4-5

12 (30.8%)

ECOG score

0-1

23 (58.9%)

2-3

16 (41.0%)

Extranodal organ involvement

Yes

25 (64.1%)

No

14 (35.9%)

No.of previous lines of antineoplastic therapy

Median (range)

2 (1-6)

1

4 (10.2)

2

15 (38.5)

3-6

20 (51.3%)

No. of prior treatment regimen

Median (range)

9 (4-43)

<10

21 (53.8%)

≥10

18 (46.2%)

Prior target therapy or ASCT

BTK inhibitor

5 (12.8%)

ASCT

3 (7.7%)

Neither BTK inhibitor nor ASCT

31 (79.5%)

Refractory or Relapse

Refractory

19 (51.3%)

Relapse

20 (48.7%)

Bulky disease (%)a

Yes

11 (28.20%

No

28 (71.79%)

  1. DLBCL-nos diffuse large B-cell lymphoma not otherwise specified; MCL mantle cell lymphoma; tFL transformed follicular lymphoma; PMLBCL primary mediastinal large B cell lymphoma; ECOG Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group; IPI International Prognostic Index; ASCT autologous stem cell transplantation; BTK Bruton’s tyrosine kinase.
  2. aBulky disease was defined as the presence of any mass with a single diameter > 10 cm.