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Page 1: Bone Marrow Transplant for MDS Patients · Bone Marrow Transplant for MDS Patients Lori Muffly MD MS Assistant Professor of Medicine Division of Blood and Marrow Transplantation Stanford

BoneMarrowTransplantforMDSPatients

LoriMufflyMDMSAssistantProfessorofMedicine

DivisionofBloodandMarrowTransplantationStanfordUniversity

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• BMT:Thebasics

• BMTforMDS:Theevidence

• InnovativeapproachestoBMTforMDS

Page 3: Bone Marrow Transplant for MDS Patients · Bone Marrow Transplant for MDS Patients Lori Muffly MD MS Assistant Professor of Medicine Division of Blood and Marrow Transplantation Stanford

WhatisBoneMarrow?

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WhatisanAllogeneicBMT?• BMT=bonemarrow(orstemcell)transplant

• Allogeneic=fromaDonor– Someone“immunologically”compatible

• Transplant=Replacerecipient(patient’s)bonemarrowwiththedonor’sbonemarrow– ReplaceRBC,platelets,WBC

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HowDoWePerformAllogeneicBMT?

• Medicaltransplant=NOSURGERY

• Howdowecollectdonorstemcells?– BonemarrowharvestinOR– Usestemcellboosterandcollectviaperipheralveins

STEP1:Conditioning/Prep:PreparesBodyto

AcceptDonorStemCells

STEP2:Infusionof

DonorStemCells

STEP3:StemCells“Engraft”

STEP4:Preventsideeffects&re-evaluatemarrowtoensureNOMDS

7-14daysAnhour14-21daysManymonths

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WhyDoWePerformAllogeneicBMT?

• Transplant=Replacerecipient(patient’s)bonemarrowwiththedonor’sbonemarrow– ReplaceRBC,platelets,WBC

• New(donor)immunesystemcanbeverypowerfulatcontrollingbloodcancercellsCUREMDS

NewImmuneSystem

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NumberofallogeneicBMTs/yr inUShasdoubledinrecentyears

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Page 10: Bone Marrow Transplant for MDS Patients · Bone Marrow Transplant for MDS Patients Lori Muffly MD MS Assistant Professor of Medicine Division of Blood and Marrow Transplantation Stanford

TrendsinAllogeneicBMTUtilizationforAdults≥70Years,byDisease

AbsoluteNo.HCTs≥

70Years

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AML MDS/MPS Non-Hodgkinlymphoma Others

MufflyetalBlood2017

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• Historically,patients65andolderwithMedicaredidnothavecoverageforBMTforMDS.

• OnAugust4th 2010,theCentersforMedicareandMedicaidservices(CMS)establishedcoverageforBMTforMDSthroughcoveragewithevidencedevelopment(CED).

• ACenterforInternationalBoneMarrowTransplantResearch(CIBMTR)studycomparingoutcomesofpatients55-64vs.65andolderwasapprovedinDecember2010.

WhyisAllogeneicBMTforMDSontheRise?

Atallah etalBlood2017

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• Thestudycomparedtheoutcomesof:– 688patientsaged65andolderand– 592patientsaged55-64– whounderwentallogeneicBMTforMDSfrom2010-2014

• Survivalat100daysandattwoyearsfollowingBMTforMDSpatientsaged65andolderiscomparabletopatientsaged55to64.

• AgealoneshouldnotbeadeterminantwhenconsideringBMTforpatientswithMDS.

MedicareCoveragewithEvidenceDevelopmentMDSBMTStudy

Atallah etalBlood2017

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HowDoWeDetermineWhichMDSPatienttoTransplant?

DeWitteetalBlood2017

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HowDoWeDetermineWhichMDSPatienttoTransplant?

DeWitteetalBlood2017

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WhatAreOutcomesafterBMTforMDS?

• Ingeneral….

– 30-40%ofintermediate/highriskMDSpatientswillbecuredfollowingallogeneicBMT

BUT– Somepatientswillhaveseriousmorbidity/mortalityfromthetransplantprocessandsomepatientswillhaverecurrenceofprogressionofMDSafterBMT

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HowCanWeImproveAllogeneicBMTforMDS?

STEP1:Conditioning/Prep:PreparesBodyto

AcceptDonorStemCells

STEP2:Infusionof

DonorStemCells

STEP3:StemCells“Engraft”

STEP4:Preventsideeffects&re-evaluatemarrowtoensureNOMDS

AlterthepreptotargetMDScells

Engineeroroptimizedonor

stemcells

1)ReducetoxicityofallogeneicBMT2)AdditionalMDStargetingpost-

BMT

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PhaseI/IIClinicalTrialofanMDSStemCellTargetingAntibodyPlusLowIntensityConditioningfor

PatientswithMDSundergoingAllogeneicBMT

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ReducingBMTComplications

• PhaseIIIclinicaltrialconductedacrosstheUSaimingtoimprovepost-BMToutcomesforpatientswithMDSandacuteleukemiabyreducingtransplanttoxicity.

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Conclusions

• AllogeneicBMTisanimmunotherapythatoffersapotentialforcureforintermediate/highriskMDSpatients

• TheuseofallogeneicBMTforMDS(andforolderadults)isrising

• NewandinnovativeapproachestoBMTareneededtofurtherimproveoutcomes