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Table 2 Treatment Exposure, Modifications, and Dose-limiting Toxicity – Safety Population (N = 23)

From: Belinostat in combination with standard cyclophosphamide, doxorubicin, vincristine and prednisone as first-line treatment for patients with newly diagnosed peripheral T-cell lymphoma

Parameter (unit)

Cohort 3

(Bel D1-3)

n = 8a

Cohort 5 + 

Expansion

(Bel D1-5)

n = 15

Number of Bel-CHOP cycles administered, median (range)

6.0 (1–6)

6.0 (1–6)

Cumulative dose received, median (range)

 Belinostat (mg/m2)

17,622.0 (3036–18,000)

29,120.0 (4815–30,510)

 Cyclophosphamide (mg/m2)

4421.5 (761–4506)

4460.0 (720–4578)

 Doxorubicin (mg/m2)

295.0 (50–300)

297.0 (49–306)

 Vincristine (mg)

12.0 (2–12)

12.0 (2–12)

 Prednisone (mg)

3000.0 (300–3000)

3000.0 (500–3000)

RDI (%), median (range)

 Belinostat

98.5 (94–101)

98.0 (92–102)

 Cyclophosphamide

99.5 (84–101)

99.0 (92–102)

 Doxorubicin

99.0 (85–100)

100.0 (92–102)

 Vincristine

100.0 (75–100)

100.0 (75–00)

 Prednisone

100.0 (60–100)

100.0 (93–100)

Patients with dose reduction due to AE, n (%)

 Belinostat

1 (13)

0

 Cyclophosphamide

2 (25)

0

 Doxorubicin

2 (25)

0

 Vincristine

1 (13)

1 (7)

Patients with dose interruption due to AE, n (%)

 Belinostat

2 (25)

2 (13)

 Doxorubicin

0

1 (7)

 Vincristine

1 (13)

0

Patients with dose delay due to AE, n (%)

 Belinostat

1 (13)

0

 Cyclophosphamide

1 (13)

0

 Doxorubicin

1 (13)

0

 Vincristine

1 (13)

0

 Prednisone

1 (13)

0

Patients with DLT in Cycle 1, n (%)

1 (13)

0

Grade 3 nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and dehydration

1 (13)

0

  1. AE adverse event, DLT dose-limiting toxicity, n number, RDI relative dose intensity
  2. a1 patient did not complete Cycle 1 and therefore was not evaluable for DLT assessment