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Management of haematological malignancies in older vulnerable/frail Management of haematological malignancies in older vulnerable/frail

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Management of haematological malignancies in older vulnerable/frail - PPT Presentation

patients Case presentation 1 A case of diffuse large Bcell lymphoma Pierre Soubeyran Institut Bergonié Bordeaux Disclosure Research SupportPI Employee No relevant conflicts of interest to declare ID: 935396

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Management of haematological malignancies in older vulnerable/frail patientsCase presentation 1: A case of diffuse large B-cell lymphoma

Pierre Soubeyran, Institut Bergonié, Bordeaux

Slide2

Disclosure

Research Support/P.I.

Employee

No relevant conflicts of interest to declare

Consultant

No relevant conflicts of interest to declareMajor StockholderNo relevant conflicts of interest to declareSpeakers BureauNo relevant conflicts of interest to declareHonorariaCELGENE, TEVAScientific Advisory BoardTEVA, SANDOZ, BMS

Slide3

85-year-old lady58 kg, 1,54 mLives with her husband in RoyanIndependentRides her bicycle for shopping

every dayOne son living closelyNo major clinical backgroundNo severe comorbidities

3

Slide4

JanuaryAbdominal painLow intensity then intensifiedLeft flank

then epigastricFebruaryGeneral practitionerCT scan

Bulky

retro-

peritoneal

and coeliac lymph nodes (16 cm)Right pleural effusionBiopsy by laparoscopyDiffuse large B-cell lymphoma, germinal center type485-year-old lady

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February : consultation at Institut Bergonié PS = 3 Weight loss 4 kg (58 to 54 kg)No

fever, no sweatsDyspnea, Insomnia, lower back painSuperficial

epigastric

mass

4 cm

Palpable abdominal mass 8 x 10 cmLeft inguinal lymph node 2 cmLeg edema585-year-old lady

Slide6

February : consultation at Institut Bergonié PS = 3 Weight loss 4 kg (58 to 54 kg)No

fever, no sweatsDyspnea, Insomnia, lower back painSuperficial

epigastric

mass

4 cm

Palpable abdominal mass 8 x 10 cmLeft inguinal lymph node 2 cmLeg edema685-year-old lady

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Creatinine clearance (Cockroft)58 ml/mn after hydrationLVEF (ventriculography) =

35%Albumin = 25 g/lCRP = 146 mg/lAnemia = 10 g/dl hemoglobinLDH

= 2947 U

(N<480)

Stage IVA,

aaIPI 3785-year-old lady

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Geriatric assessmentMMS 24IADL/8 2ADL/6 4,5Get

up and go 23 sMNA 21GDS15 68

85-year-old lady

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QuestionsWhat are the options for the treatment of this aggressive lymphoma?Should we propose geriatric intervention on the observed geriatric impairments and, if yes, how?What should be your objective at the end of treatment and what should be your attitude is there are discrepancies with patient’s will at baseline?

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Case report follow-up slides

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Proposal of FRAIL06 trialRandomized phase II studyR-CVP vs R-COPY (liposomal doxorubicin 40 mg/m²) )

Received R-CVP cycle 1 prophylactic G-CSF and EPO11

85-year-old lady

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1285-year-old lady

Follow-up of R-CVP cycle 1

Day 2 = PS 4

Confused

Slow ideation, disoriented

Increase of dyspnea Need for oxygen, evacuation of pleural effusionDay 11 = Febrile neutropeniaStaphylococcus identified

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Follow-up of R-CVP cycle 1Day 15 = improvement of general statusApyrexiaImproved consciousness

Improved LVEF: 56%Still PS 413

85-year-old lady

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1485-year-old lady

Follow-up of R-CVP cycle 1

Day

15

=

improvement of general statusApyrexiaImproved consciousnessImproved LVEF: 56%Still PS 4Disappearance of any palpable mass

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1585-year-old lady

Second R-CVP cycle at d27

R-CVP

with

50

% reduction cyclophosphamideDay 7: improvement of general status One hour per day in armchairStop O2PS 4Transfer to the Geriatric Department

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Geriatricians attitudeTreat functional declineBladder catheter removedPhysiotherapyParallel barsReinforcement of lower legsTreat depression

1685-year-old lady

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After

3 cycles of R-CVPComplete remission PET-

negative

After

6

cycles of R-CVPCR confirmedFive years later90 years oldPersistent CRDoes not ride bicycle anymore 1785-year-old lady

Slide18

After

3 cycles of R-CVPComplete remission PET-

negative

After

6

cycles of R-CVPCR confirmedFive years later90 years oldPersistent CRDoes not ride bicycle anymoreSwims everyday up to 2 km in the bay of Royan1885-year-old lady

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After

3 cycles

of R-CVP

Complete

remission PET-negativeAfter 6 cycles of R-CVPCR confirmedFive years later90 years oldPersistent CRDoes not ride bicycle anymoreSwims everyday up to 2 km in the bay of Royan1985-year-old lady