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Guidelines Utility of guidelines Standardise treatment Education Better use of health resource Reimbursement Endpoints for clinical trials 2 Investigation and management of erythrocytosis ID: 920322

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State of play across the globe: no standard guidelines for MPN

Slide2

Guidelines:

Utility of guidelines…

Standardise treatment

EducationBetter use of health resourceReimbursement (?)Endpoints for clinical trials

2

Slide3

Investigation and management of

erythrocytosis

HERE THRESHOLD FOR HIGH RISK PV = 65 years

Ditto for thrombocytosis

Management of Myelofibrosis

Investigation and management of eosinophilia

Lab diagnostic approaches to MPN

Slide4

ELN first 2011 revised 2018

New criteria for diagnosis

Lower

Hb threshold for PVAddition of newer genomicsEquivalence of IFN to HUDissonance with NCCN and ESMO re ruxo in MF

Slide5

ESMO guidelines for MF

5

*Dynamic

IPSS and Dynamic IPSS-plus after diagnosis.

**Hydroxyurea for symptomatic splenomegaly in countries

where ruxolitinib is not approved for low-risk patients.

If anaemia is the problem, erythropoietin, corticosteroids, danazol,

immunomodulators or splenectomy. ***

For patients presenting with

symptomatic splenomegaly

and/or constitutional symptoms if allowed by the label.

§

For patients presenting with symptomatic splenomegaly and/or constitutional symptoms.

Slide6

NCCN Guidelines:

Myeloproliferative Neoplasms (MPNs) Inaugural 2016

Treatment Guidelines

Myelofibrosis

Treatment Guidelines

(Forthcoming 2017)

Polycythemia Vera

Essential Thrombocythemia

Diagnosis & Treatment

(Forthcoming 2017)

Atypical MPNs

HES, SMCD, etc.

Diagnosis &

Treatment

Response

Myelofibrosis

Polycythemia Vera

Essential

Thrombocythemia

Disease Burden & Treatment Planning

Myelofibrosis

Polycythemia Vera

Essential

Thrombocythemia

Slide7

Evolving Management of MPNs

Workup of an MPN

Diagnosis, risk stratification, symptom burden, and treatment goals

NCCN Treatment Guidelines - Myelofibrosis

Low & intermediate 1 riskIntermediate 2 & high riskProgressive MF

Supportive care and management of MF-associated Anemia

Slide8

MPN Workup

Diagnosis

Endorsement of WHO 2016

Disease BurdenMPN SAF / MPN10PrognosisIPSS at Dx; DIPSS subsequent. New Molecular Features

Slide9

Evolving Management of MPNs

Workup of an MPN

Diagnosis, risk stratification, symptom burden, and treatment goals

NCCN Treatment Guidelines - Myelofibrosis

Low & intermediate 1 riskIntermediate 2 & high riskProgressive MF

Supportive care and management of MF-associated Anemia

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So …… a clinical case

45 years old

ffemale

diagnosed with ETCALR positiveWbc 9Hb 13Platelets 1245What treatment?

Slide17

According to current guidelines

BCSH, NCCN, ESMO

and ELN

Aspirin onlyCZEMPAspirin plus anagrelide or IFN

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However…

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ET

Retrospective study of low-risk ET patients on

antiplatelets

only or observationCALR mutant (n=271): start cytoreduction earlier, most often due to high plts no difference in thrombosis with

antiplatelets higher incidence of bleeding with antiplateletsJAK2V617F (n=162): reduced incidence of venous

thrombosis with antiplatelets no effect on bleeding risk

B

leeding

P=0.03

Venous thrombosis

P=0.045

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This data is not reflected in ANY current guidelines

Other aspects that are currently missing

Management of JAK2 pos ET when the Hb goes upSwitching therapy – will be more important with JAK2i in MFHow to manage children with MPN

And other areas

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Disadvantages of guidelines

May not be up to date

May encourage formulaic practice

May not reflect locally available therapy or practice eg people living at altitude have higher Hb

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Advantages

of guidelines

Can be useful education

Should include all evidenceShould improve overall standard of practiceCan be quoted in health economic assessments

Slide23

Current efforts to produce guidelines

Are on going

Remain relatively region specific

Collaboration across EU in ELN and also includes USHow can MPN advocacy interact? In UK are involved.