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Volume 8, Number 2, April 2017, pages 34-40


The Era of Multigene Panels Comes? The Clinical Utility of Oncotype DX and MammaPrint

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Table 1. Key Studies of Clinical Evidence to the Oncotype DX [3, 5-13]
 
StudyProspective trialReported byNPatient populationTreatmentEnd pointResult
NSABP B-14 [3]YesPaik et al668HR+, node-negativeTAM10-year distant recurrence/secondary end point: RS and risk of distant recurrenceThe rates of 10-year distant recurrence were 6.8%, 14.3% and 30.5% in low-risk, intermediate-risk and high-risk group.
WGS Plan B [10]YesGluz et al3,198HR+, 41.1% node-positiveEndocrine therapy and chemotherapy, endocrine alone if RS ≤ 11DFSThe 3-year DFS is quiet low in patients omitted with chemotherapy with RS ≤ 11.
PACS 01 trial [9]YesPenault-Llorca et al530HR+, node-positiveFEC for six cycles or FEC for three cycles followed by docetaxel for three cyclesDRFI/second end point: DFS and OSThe 5-year DRFI of low risk of RS is 93.7% versus 87.3% and 69.3% in intermediate or high RS (P < 0.001).
The 21-gene RS maintains significant prognostic impact in HR+, node-positive pts who have received FEC or FEC-D adjuvant chemotherapy.
TAILORx [6]YesSparano et al1,626HR+, HER2-, node-negative, cT1cT2 or cT1b with high tumor gradeEndocrine therapy (TAM or anastrozole)DFS/secondary end point: DDFS,OSAmong patients with tumors that had a favorable gene-expression panel had very low rates of recurrence at 5 years with endocrine therapy alone.
NSABP B-20 [5]YesPaik et al651ER+, node-negativeTAM or TAM plus chemotherapyDFSPatients with high-RS tumors had a large benefit from chemotherapy, 10-year distant recurrence rate decreased by 27.6%. Patients with low-RS tumors derived minimal benefit from chemotherapy.
SWOG-8814 [7]Retrospective analysis for RSAlbain et al367HR+, node-positiveTAM or CAF followed by TAMDFS/OSThere was no benefit of CAF in patients with a low recurrence score (score < 18; P = 0.97), but an improvement in disease-free survival for those with a high recurrence score (score ≥ 31; P = 0.033), after adjustment for number of positive nodes.
ECOG E2197 [12]YesEsteva et al465HR+, 0 - 3 node-positiveAC for four cycles or TA for cyclesRecurrence free interval (RFI)RS was a highly significant predictor of recurrence. The 5-year recurrence rate was less than 5% or for the estimated 46% of patients who have a low RS (< 18).
TranATAC [13]YesDowsett et al1,071HR+, postmenopausal womenEndocrine therapy: tamoxifen, anastrozole or combinationDistant recurrence free survival/OSThe 9-year DR rates in low, intermediate, and high RS groups were 4%, 12%, and 25% in N0 patients; 17%, 28%, and 49%, in N+ patients. The prognostic value of RS was similar in anastrozole- and tamoxifen-treated patients.
NSABP B-28 [8]YesSolin et al1,065ER+, operable breast cancer node-positiveAC × 4 or AC × 4 followed by paclitaxel × 4 endocrine therapyLRR as first event, DFS, OSThe 10-year LRR for low, intermediate, high RS is 3.3%, 7.2% and 12.2%. RS statistically significantly predict risk of LRR in node-positive, ER-positive breast cancer patients after chemotherapy and endocrine therapy.
RxPONDER [11]YesRamsey et alOngoingHR+, HER2-, 1 - 3 lymph nodes and RS ≤ 25Endocrine therapy alone versus chemotherapy followed by endocrine therapyDFS and cutoff point for RS value, secondary endpoint: DDFS, local disease-free interval, OSOngoing, intend to report in 2022.