Table 1 Baseline characteristics and prior lines of therapy

From: ER degradation for ER+/HER2– advanced or metastatic breast cancer: a phase 1 trial

 

N = 37

Age, median (range), years

60 (41‒81)

Female, n (%)

36 (97.3)

 Postmenopausal

35 (94.6)

Race, n (%)

 White

29 (78.4)

 Black

5 (13.5)

 Asian

0

 Not reported

2 (5.4)

 Multiple

1 (2.7)

Baseline ECOG PS, n (%)

 0

15 (40.5)

 1

22 (59.5)

Measurable disease at baseline, n (%)

30 (81.1)

Visceral lesions (liver, lung, spleen) at baseline, n (%)

26 (70.3)

Bone lesions only at baseline, n (%)

7 (18.9)

Prior lines of therapy

 Systemic therapy in any setting, median (range)

5 (1‒10)

 Systemic therapy in advanced/metastatic setting, median (range)

3 (1‒8)

 Prior CDK4/6 inhibitors, n (%)

37 (100)

  Prior palbociclib

29 (78.4)

  Prior ribociclib

5 (13.5)

  Prior abemaciclib

9 (24.3)

  Prior CDK4/6 inhibitors <12 months

14 (37.8)

 Prior ET in advanced/metastatic settings, median (range)

2 (1‒7)

 Prior ET in advanced/metastatic settings, n (%)

37 (100)

  Prior fulvestrant

30 (81.1)

  Prior novel SERD/SERCAa

8 (21.6)

  Prior chimeric ER degrader

4 (10.8)

  Prior aromatase inhibitors

26 (70.3)

 Prior chemotherapy, n (%)

31 (83.8)

 Prior chemotherapy in metastatic setting, n (%)

20 (54.1)

 Prior to other targeted therapies (mTOR and PIK), n (%)

11 (29.7)

ESR1 mutant, VAF > 1%, n (%)

12 (32.4)

  1. CDK4/6 cyclin-dependent kinase 4/6, ECOG PS Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group performance status, ER estrogen receptor, ESR1 estrogen receptor 1, mTOR mammalian target of rapamycin, PIK phosphatidylinositol kinase, SERCA selective estrogen receptor covalent antagonist, SERD selective estrogen receptor degrader, VAF variant allele frequency.
  2. aEight patients received a novel SERD/SERCA (seven received a novel SERD, and one received a novel SERCA).