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Use of plasma cell immunophenotype as prognostic markers in patients with systemic AL amyloidosis Sajitha Sachchithanantham 1* , Anna Baginska 1* , Dorota Rowczenio 1 , Shameem A Mahmood 1 , Rabya Sayed 1 , Ketna Patel 1 ,Julian D Gillmore 1 , Helen J Lachmann 1 , Thirusha Lane 1 , Darren Foard 1 , Lisa Rannigan 1 , Philip N Hawkins 1 and Ashutosh D Wechalekar 1 1 Center for Amyloidosis and Acute Phase Proteins, University College London Medical School, UK

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Use of plasma cell

immunophenotype as prognostic markers in patients with systemic

AL amyloidosis Sajitha Sachchithanantham1*, Anna Baginska1*, Dorota Rowczenio1,

Shameem A Mahmood1, Rabya Sayed1, Ketna Patel1 ,Julian D Gillmore1, Helen J Lachmann1, Thirusha Lane1, Darren Foard1, Lisa

Rannigan1, Philip N Hawkins1 and Ashutosh D Wechalekar1

1Center for Amyloidosis and Acute Phase Proteins, University

College London Medical School, UK

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• Amyloidosis is a disorder of protein misfolding

• AL amyloidosis – Associated with underlying B cell clonal disroder,

mainly plasma cell dyscrasias

– >60% of patients seen at NAC

– Median OS 2.2 years

Background - 1

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• Prognosis driven by advanced organ dysfunction

• Measurement of cardiac biomarkers at presentation is vital

• Dispenzieri et al. 2004 – Mayo staging – Troponin T <0.035 mcg/L

– NT-proBNP <332 pg/mL

Background - 2

Stage Incidence Median survival (m)

I 33% 26.4

II 30% 10.5

III 37% 3.5

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• Prognosis driven by advanced organ dysfunction

• Measurement of cardiac biomarkers at presentation is vital

• Dispenzieri et al. 2004 – Troponin T <0.035 mcg/L

– NT-proBNP <332 pg/mL

• Kumar et al. 2012 – Revised staging system – FLC-diff 18 mg/dL

– cTnT 0.025 ng/mL

– NT-ProBNP 1,800 pg/mL

Background - 3

Stage Incidence Median survival (m)

1 25% 94.1

2 27% 40.3

3 25% 14

4 23% 5.8

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• Prognosis driven by advanced organ dysfunction • Measurement of cardiac biomarkers at presentation is vital • Dispenzieri et al. 2004

– Troponin T <0.035 mcg/L – NT-proBNP <332 pg/mL

• Kumar et al. 2012 – FLC-diff 18 mg/dL – cTnT 0.025 ng/mL – NT-ProBNP 1,800 pg/mL

• Dispenzieri et al. 2013 – ‘Patients with AL amyloidosis who have more than 10% BMPCs have a poor

prognosis, similar to that of patients with AL-CRAB...’

Background - 4

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• Contribution of underlying PC clone to prognosis unknown

• Paiva et al. 2011

– Quantification of bone marrow plasma cells (BMPCs) by MFC immunophenotyping is a significant prognostic factor for overall survival

– >5% normal PCs at diagnosis prolonged OS (2-year

rates of 88% vs 37%, P .01)

Background - 5

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• Aim – Understand the plasma cell phenotype in AL amyloidosis – Study the role of plasma cell phenotype on refining

prognostic assessment in patients with AL amyloidosis

• Method – Prospective bone marrow study on newly diagnosed

systemic AL amyloidosis patients – 8 colour multiparameter flow cytometry – Markers tested - CD138, CD38, CD56, CD117, CD28, CD20,

CD27, CD19, CD81 and kappa and lambda light chains

Aim and Methods

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• Disease assessment – Organ involvement by consensus criteria (2010) – Organ involvement on SAP scintigraphy

• Outcome assessment – Overall survival – Haematological response to first line treatment

• In the context of PC phenotype

Analysis

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• 51 consecutive patients

• Median follow up 8.5 months (0.7-24.8 months)

• Aberrant plasma cells: – CD38+ CD138+ CD19-

Results

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Median (range) No of patients (%)

Age (years) 63.9 (38.5-83.3)

Sex (Male: Female ratio)

2.4:1

Monoclonal type

IgG 15 (29)

IgA 3 (6)

IgM 1 (2)

IgD 1 (2)

Light chain 31 (61)

Baseline Kappa 609 (41-4040) 13 (25)

Baseline Lambda 199 (46-2527) 38 (75)

Patient characteristics

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70

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90

Cardiac Renal Liver PN AN Soft tissue

Mayo stage No of patients (%)

1 9 (18)

2 17 (33)

3 25 (49)

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Phenotypes of aberrant PCs

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CD 27 CD 28 CD 20 CD 56 CD 81 CD 117

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0%

10%

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80%

90%

100%

CD56 Pos CD56 Neg

dFLC >180

dFLC <180

• Expression of CD56 appeared to correlate with both cardiac involvement and dFLC >180mg/L (spearman’s  correlation  coefficient,    0.340,  p=0.018  and  0.342,  p=0.018  respectively)

0%

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100%

CD56 Pos CD56 Neg

Noncardiac

Cardiac

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• There was no correlation between CD27 expression and NT-proBNP or dFLC

0%

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CD 27 neg CD 27 pos

dFlc >180

dFlc <180

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CD 27 neg CD 27 pos

NT-proBNP>332ng/L

NT-proBNP<332ng/L

Spearman correlation: 0.128, p=0.381 and 0.054, p=0.714

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Treatment and response

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NFT Thalidomidecombination

Bortezomibcombination

ASCT PAD

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Treatment and response

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66

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30 33

23 26

13 14

34

26

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ITT Evaluable

HR CR VGPR PR NR

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Treatment and response

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74

30 33

23 26

13 14

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ITT Evaluable

HR CR VGPR PR NR

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• The lack of CD27 or CD81 expression correlated with a higher rate of VGPR or better response

(spearman’s  correlation  coefficient  =  0.300  and  0.409,  p=0.060  and  p=0.010  respectively)

Response in the context of PC phenotype

0%

10%

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90%

100%

CD 27 neg CD 27 pos CD 81 neg CD 81 pos

PR/NR

VGPR /CR

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• Median overall survival (OS) was not reached (NR)

Survival analysis

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• Better survival in the presence of >5% of normal phenotype (CD38+CD138+CD19+) plasma cells

• The 2 year OS in patients with >5% normal plasma cells was 74% vs 45% in those with <5% normal plasma cells

Significance of normal PCs

Median OS NR vs 6.0 months

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• Better survival in the presence of >5% of normal phenotype (CD38+CD138+CD19+) plasma cells

• The 2 year OS in patients with >5% normal plasma cells was 74% vs 45% in those with <5% normal plasma cells

• Remains significant within high risk group

Significance of normal PCs

Median OS NR vs 3.7 months, p= 0.043

Mayo stage 3

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• Expression of CD27 had a significantly worse OS (5.0 months vs NR, p=0.037)

Survival in the context of PC phenotype

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• Expression of CD27 had a significantly worse OS (5.0 months vs NR, p=0.037)

Survival in the context of PC phenotype

? Reflecting Haematological response

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

CD 27 neg CD 27 pos CD 81 neg CD 81 pos

PR/NRVGP…

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• Expression of CD27 had a significantly worse OS (5.0 months vs NR, p=0.037)

Expression of CD81 had a worse OS

Survival in the context of PC phenotype - 2

7.0 months vs NR, p= 0.069

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• Those expressing CD27+CD56+ had an OS of 2.0 months compared to OS NR in the CD27+CD56- group (p=0.001). OS was NR in either CD27-CD56- or CD27-CD56+ patients

Survival in the context of PC phenotype - 3

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• >5% of normal phenotype PCs correlated with superior survival

• CD 56 expression appears to correlate with cardiac

involvement and high dFLC at presentation • CD27 and CD81 expression correlated with poor response

to treatment • Better survival rates seen with CD27 and CD81 negative PCs

- ?reflecting response to treatment • Co-expression of CD27 and CD56 resulted in worse

outcome

Summary

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• Small cohort of patients – ?selection bias - M>F, 50% Mayo stage 3

• Variation in method of analysis

• Other markers involved but not tested?

• Heterogeneity of AL amylodosis

Limitations

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• The presence of CD56+CD27+ appears to define a particularly poor prognostic cohort of patients

• Plasma cell immunophenotype may help to

refine the current staging of AL amyloidosis and response to treatment

• Further validation in larger studies is vital

Conclusion

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Thank you

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UKMF

Staff at NAC

Referring physicians and patients throughout the UK and Ireland

Acknowledgements