Research Article

Mogamulizumab Multimodality Therapy with Systemic Retinoids, Interferon, or Extracorporeal Photopheresis for Advanced Cutaneous T-Cell Lymphoma

Table 1

Patient characteristics and responses to mogamulizumab multimodality therapy.

Age at start of mogamulizumabMedian (range)72 (45–86)

Sex, N (%)Male11 (58)
Female8 (42)

Race, N (%)White17 (89)
Black2 (11)

CTCL subtype, N (%)Mycosis fungoides2 (11)
Sezary syndrome17 (89)

Stage at start of mogamulizumab, N (%)IB2 (11)
IIIA1 (5)
IIIB3 (16)
IVA110 (53)
IVA23 (16)

Number of systemic therapies prior to mogamulizumabMedian (range)4 (0–7)

Systemic treatment prior to mogamulizumabNo prior systemic treatment3 (16)
Pembrolizumab2 (11)
Multimodality regimen of ECP, interferon, and/or bexarotene (without mogamulizumab)14 (74)

Response to prior systemic treatment regimen, N (%)CRPRSDPDUnknownNo prior treatment
Best response3 (23)7 (54)2 (15)1 (8)33
Response immediately prior to mogamulizumab2 (14)2 (14)10 (72)23

Mogamulizumab timing, N (%)Mogamulizumab added to prior multimodality regimen14 (74)
Mogamulizumab monotherapy followed by multimodality therapy5 (26)

Therapies included in mogamulizumab combination regimens, N (%)Bexarotene9 (47)
Isotretinoin1 (5)
Extracorporeal photopheresis14 (74)
Interferon-alpha11 (58)
Interferon-gamma7 (37)

Best response to mogamulizumab combination therapy, N (%)CRPRSDPDUnknownUninvolved
(i) Global (N = 16)9 (56)7 (44)3
(ii) Skin (N = 18)9 (50)7 (39)2 (11)1
(iii) Blood (N = 15)13 (87)1 (7)1 (7)13
(iv) Lymph nodes (N = 7)5 (71)2 (29)39
(v) Viscera (N = 0)19

Best global response by disease subtype, N (%)(i) MF (N = 2)1 (50)1 (50)
(ii) SS (N = 17)8 (57)6 (43)3

Duration of response, monthsMedian (range)Not yet reached

Progression-free survival, monthsMedian (range)Not yet reached