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TUMORI NEUROENDOCRINI:
HIGHLIGHTS 2017
Mauro
Cives
Riunione nazionale COMU
2-3 Febbraio 2018
Torino, Centro Congressi Torino Incontra
Dipartimento di Scienze
Biomediche
e
Oncologia Umana
Unità di Oncologia Medica
Direttore: Prof. Franco
Silvestris
Università degli Studi di Bari “Aldo Moro”
Slide2Epidemiology
/
classification of
NETs
Updated
information on the incidence and
prevalence
of NETs
New
grading system for pNETs (WHO 2017)
New staging systems for pNETs
(mENETS) and SB NETs
(AJCC 2017)
Biology of NETsDefinition of
the genomic
landscape
of
pNETs
Treatment of
NETs
Telotristat etiprate
in the palliation
of carcinoid
syndrome
PRRT for the treatment of SB NETs progressing on SSAs
Immunotherapy?PRESENTATION OUTLINE
Slide3THE INCIDENCE AND PREVALENCE OF NETs ARE STEADILY INCREASING
Dasari
A et al,
JAMA
Oncol
2017
;
Halperin
DM et al, Lancet Oncol
2017THE INCIDENCE OF
NETs IS RISING
CARCINOID SYNDROME IS DIAGNOSED IN 19% OF PATIENTS WITH NEWLY DIAGNOSED NET
Slide42017 WHO CLASSIFICATION OF
pNETs
Grading
Tumor Differentiation
Mitotic index
Ki-67 index
Genetic features
NET G1
Well differentiated
<2/10 HPF
<3%
Frequent mutations of:
MEN1
, DAXX/ATRX, mTOR pathway genes
NET G2
Well differentiated
2-20/10 HPF
3-20%
NET G3Well differentiated
>20/10 HPF
>20%
NEC G3
Poorly differentiated>20/10 HPF
>20%
Frequent mutations of: RB1, TP53
WELL DIFFERENTIATED TUMORPOORLY DIFFERENTIATED TUMORLloyd RV et al. WHO/IARC Classification of
tumours
, 4
th
Ed.
Slide5NEW STAGING SYSTEMS FOR
pNETs
: THE
mENETS
CLASSIFICATION
Luo
G et al, J
Clin
Oncol
2017
AJCC CLASSIFICATION
ENETS CLASSIFICATIONmENETS
CLASSIFICATION
Slide6Epidemiology
/
classification of
NETs
Updated information on the incidence
and
prevalence of
NETs
New grading system for
pNETs (WHO 2017)New staging systems
for pNETs
(mENETS) and SB NETs
(AJCC 2017)Biology of NETs
Definition
of the
genomic landscape
of pNETs
Treatment
of
NETsTelotristat
etiprate in the
palliation of
carcinoid
syndromePRRT for the treatment of SB NETs progressing
on SSAsImmunotherapy?
PRESENTATION OUTLINE
Slide7SOMATIC DRIVER MUTATIONS IN PANCREATIC NETs
Scarpa
A et al, Nature 2017
Slide8THE GENOMIC LANDSCAPE OF PANCREATIC NETs
Scarpa
A et al, Nature 2017
Slide9Epidemiology
/
classification of
NETs
Updated information on the incidence
and
prevalence of
NETs
New grading system for
pNETs (WHO 2017)New staging systems
for pNETs
(mENETS) and SB NETs
(AJCC 2017)Biology of NETs
Definition
of
the genomic
landscape of
pNETs
Treatment of
NETs
Telotristat etiprate
for the
palliation
of carcinoid syndromePRRT for the treatment of SB NETs
progressing on SSAsImmunotherapy?
PRESENTATION OUTLINE
Slide10TELOTRISTAT FOR THE PALLIATION OF CARCINOID SYNDROME
Kulke
M et al, J
Clin
Oncol
2017
TELOTRISTAT ETIPRATE INHIBITS THE PRODUCTION OF SEROTONIN
TELOTRISTAT ETIPRATE SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCES THE FREQUENCY OF BOWEL MOVEMENTS IN PATIENTS WITH CS
Slide11PRRT IN PATIENTS WITH ADVANCED MIDGUT NETs
Strosberg
J et al, NEJM 2017
PRRT SIGNIFICANTLY PROLONGS PFS AND OS IN PATIENTS WITH ADVANCED MIDGUT
NETs
THE SURVIVAL BENEFIT IS CONSISTENT ACROSS PRE-SPECIFIED SUBGROUPS
Slide12PD-L1 EXPRESSION IN SB NETs
Characteristics
n
of patients (
n
=102)
%
Age at diagnosis (years)
Median
Range
6027-95
Sex
MaleFemale
52505149
Carcinoid
syndrome
YesNo
23
79
2377
Tumor locationDuodenum
Jejunum
IleumRight colon
Unknown
102861310
28413Tumor size (cm)
Median
Range
1.9
0.3-8
TNM stage (AJCC classification)
I
IIA
IIB
IIIA
IIIB
IV
Unknown
2
5
4
0
33
55
3
2
5
4
0
32
54
3
Tumor grade (WHO 2010)
G1
G2
94
8
92
8
Follow-up (months)
Median
Range
61
1-182
BASELINE CHARACTERISTICS
IHC I
IHC II
IHC III
PD-L1 cut-off
positivity
(clone 28-8
Abcam
):
≥1% or ≥5%
of
tumor
cells
≥50%
of
tumor
cells
40/102, 39%
(95%
CI
, 30-49%)
14/102, 14%
(95%
CI
, 8-22%)
p
<0.0001
Slide13PROGNOSTIC ROLE OF PD-L1 IN STAGE IV SB NETs
p
=0.87
p
=0.38
p
=0.82
p
=0.96
PD-L1
≥1% cut-off
PD-L1≥50% cut-offOVERALL SURVIVAL
CANCER-SPECIFIC SURVIVAL
Slide14IMMUNE INFILTRATION IN SB NETs
Li= 0
Li= >50
Li= >100
Li=500
Tumor
Significant
association
between
PD-L1
expression
by
tumor
cells and immune infiltration
density (p=0.001)
Slide15PD-L1 EXPRESSION AND LLS PRESENCE: ANY BIOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE?
CD27
LYMPH NODE-LIKE STRUCTURES IN
SI-NETs
miRNA
PROFILING
UNSUPERVISED HIERARCHICAL ANALYSIS
Immune
infiltration
very
low
Immune
infiltration
very
high
Slide16IMMUNE-RELATED
miRNAs
ARE OVEREXPRESSD IN LLS+ SI-NETs
DIFFERENTIALLY EXPRESSED
miRNA
IN
SI-NETs
BASED ON LLS PRESENCE
miR181a-3p
miR376c-5p
miR499a-5pmiR-577
Slide17IMMUNE MICROENVIRONMENT AND RESPONSE TO CANCER IMMUNOTHERAPY
Teng
MWL et al. Cancer Res
2015;
Cives
M et al. submitted
Adaptive
immune
resistance
33%
Immunological ignorance
27%Tolerance
33%Intrinsic
induction7%TYPE I TUMOR MICROENVIRONMENT IS THOUGHT TO BE THE GROUP RESPONDING BETTER TO IMMUNOTHERAPY
THE IMMUNE MICROENVIRONMENT IN SB
NETs
Slide18KEYNOTE-028: PEMBROLIZUMAB FOR PD-L1
+
ADVANCED NETs
Courtesy of
Mehnert
JM et al, presented at ESMO 2017
Slide19ENGINEERING T CELLS TO TREAT CANCER
Maude SL et al. Blood 2015
Ectodomain
Antigen
recognition
Usually
an Ab
single-chain
variable fragment
Endodomain Intracellular signaling
Costimulatory
domains (usually
CD28 and 4-1BB) Stimulatory
domain (usually the CD3zeta chain
of the
T-cell receptor
)Output
T cell proliferation
Cytokine production Tumor cell killing
Slide20ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Franco
Silvestris
,
MD
Paola
Cafforio
,
PhD
Ester
D’Oronzo, MDClaudia Felici, PhDDominga Lovero
, PhDFrancesco Mannavola
, MDRaffaele Palmirotta, MD
Anna Passarelli, MDEleonora Pellè, MDDavide Quaresmini, MDStefania Stucci, MDMarco
Tucci, MD,
PhD