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Predicting Pathologic Response of Esophageal Cancer to Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy: The Implications of Metabolic Nodal Response for Personalized Therapy

John M. Findlay, Kevin M. Bradley, Lai Mun Wang, James M. Franklin, Eugene J. Teoh, Fergus V. Gleeson, Nicholas D. Maynard, Richard S. Gillies and Mark R. Middleton
Journal of Nuclear Medicine February 2017, 58 (2) 266-275; DOI: https://doi.org/10.2967/jnumed.116.176313
John M. Findlay
1Oxford OesophagoGastric Centre, Churchill Hospital, Oxford, United Kingdom
2NIHR Oxford Biomedical Research Centre, Churchill Hospital, Oxford, United Kingdom
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Kevin M. Bradley
3Department of Nuclear Medicine, Churchill Hospital, Oxford, United Kingdom
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Lai Mun Wang
2NIHR Oxford Biomedical Research Centre, Churchill Hospital, Oxford, United Kingdom
4Department of Pathology, John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford, United Kingdom; and
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James M. Franklin
3Department of Nuclear Medicine, Churchill Hospital, Oxford, United Kingdom
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Eugene J. Teoh
3Department of Nuclear Medicine, Churchill Hospital, Oxford, United Kingdom
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3Department of Nuclear Medicine, Churchill Hospital, Oxford, United Kingdom
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Mark R. Middleton
2NIHR Oxford Biomedical Research Centre, Churchill Hospital, Oxford, United Kingdom
5Department of Oncology, University of Oxford, Old Road Campus Research Building, Oxford, United Kingdom
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    TABLE 1

    Baseline Patient Characteristics

    CharacteristicOverall (n = 301)Pathologic response (n = 82)No pathologic response (n = 219)P (α = 4.55 × 10−3 pre-NAC, α = 2.63 × 10−3 post-NAC)
    Median age (y)64.0 (IQR, 58.0–70.0; range, 36.0–80.0)62.5 (IQR, 57.3–69.0; range, 36.0–79.0)64.0 (IQR, 58.0–70.0; range, 38.0–80.0)0.369*
    Sex0.764†
     Male228 (75.7%)61 (74.4%)167 (76.3%)
     Female73 (24.3%)21 (25.6%)52 (23.7%)
    Cell type0.979†
     Adenocarcinoma249 (82.7%)68 (82.9%)181 (82.6%)
     Squamous cell carcinoma44 (14.6%)13 (15.9%)31 (14.2%)
     Adenosquamous5 (1.66%)1 (1.22%)4 (1.83%)
     Small cell carcinoma1 (0.33%)0 (0.00%)1 (0.46%)
     Anaplastic2 (0.66%)0 (0.00%)2 (0.91%)
    Grade of differentiation0.338†
     Well28 (9.30%)5 (6.10%)23 (10.5%)
     Moderate128 (42.5%)35 (42.7%)93 (42.0%)
     Poor140 (46.5%)42 (51.2%)98 (44.7%)
     Undifferentiated5 (1.66%)0 (0.00%)5 (2.28%)
    Tumor site0.033†
     Mid 1/318 (5.98%)9 (11.0%)11 (5.02%)
     Distal 1/352 (17.3%)11 (13.4%)41 (18.7%)
     GEJ 172 (23.9%)23 (28.0%)49 (22.4%)
     GEJ 2107 (35.5%)20 (24.4%)85 (38.8%)
     GEJ 351 (16.9%)19 (23.2%)32 (14.6%)
     Multifocal1 (0.33%)0 (0.00%)1 (0.46%)
    Surgical approach0.003*
     LTE200 (66.4%)12 (14.6%)156 (71.3%)
     ILE46 (15.3%)44 (53.7%)34 (15.5%)
     3 stage10 (3.32%)5 (6.10%)5 (2.28%)
     THE1 (0.33%)1 (1.22%)0 (0.00%)
     ETG44 (14.6%)20 (24.4%)24 (11.0%)
    • ↵* Mann–Whitney test.

    • ↵† Fisher exact test.

    • IQR = interquartile range.

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    TABLE 2

    Pre-NAC Staging Results

    ParameterOverall (n = 301)Pathologic response (n = 82)No pathologic response (n = 219)P (α = 4.55 × 10−3 pre-NAC, α = 2.63 × 10−3 post-NAC)
    T stage0.114*
     17 (2.33%)2 (2.43%)5 (2.28%)
     246 (15.3%)19 (23.2%)27 (12.3%)
     3231 (76.7%)56 (68.3%)175 (79.9%)
     4a17 (7.76%)5 (6.10%)12 (35.48%)
     4b0 (0.00%)0 (0.00%)0 (0.00%)
    N stage0.090*
     088 (29.3%)58 (26.5%)30 (36.6%)
     1213 (70.7%)161 (73.5%)52 (63.4%)
    Initial PET/CT0.011*
     18F-FDG–avid290 (96.7%)75 (91.5%)215 (98.2%)
     18F-FDG–negative11 (3.65%)7 (8.54%)4 (1.83%)
    Initial PET/CT scanner0.897*
     1142 (47.7%)38 (46.3%)104 (47.5%)
     2159 (52.3%)44 (55.7%)115 (52.5%)
     NA0 (0.00%)
    Restaging PET/CT scanner0.739*
     162 (20.6%)16 (19.5%)46 (21.0%)
     2158 (52.5%)46 (56.1%)112 (51.19%)
     CT81 (26.9%)20 (24.4%)61 (27.9%)
    mN stage0.371*
     0 (0 nodes)209 (69.4%)54 (65.9%)155 (70.8%)
     1 (1–2 avid nodes)54 (17.9%)14 (17.1%)40 (18.3%)
     2 (>2 avid nodes)38 (12.6%)14 (17.1%)24 (11.0%)
     NA0 (0.00%)
    Impassable at EGD?0.633*
     No278 (92.4%)77 (93.9%)201 (92.8%)
     Yes23 (7.60%)5 (6.10%)18 (8.20%)
    • ↵* Fisher exact test.

    • NA = not applicable; EGD = esophagogastroduodenoscopy.

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    TABLE 3

    Surgical Approach and Response to Chemotherapy

    ParameterOverall (n = 301)Pathologic response (n = 82)No pathologic response (n = 219)P (α = 4.55 × 10−3 pre-NAC, α = 2.63 × 10−3 post-NAC)
    Response to chemotherapy
     Regimen2.69 × 10−5*
      Dual230 (76.4%)48 (58.5%)182 (83.1%)
      Triple71 (23.6%)34 (41.5%)37 (16.9%)
    Median days to restaging  scan82.0 (IQR, 71.0–93.0)88.5 (IQR, 71.3–106.8; range, 43.0–167)82.0 (IQR, 71.0–91.0; range, 40.0–165)0.036*
    Median days from scan  to surgery24.0 (17.0–33.0)23.0 (IQR, 18.3–31.8; range, 5.0–52.0)23.0 (IQR, 15.0–33; range, 4.0–72.0)0.283*
    pTRNANANA
     No82 (27.2%)
     Yes219 (72.8%)
    mTR5.38 × 10−13*
     Nonavid7 (2.33%)5 (8.06%)2 (1.27%)
     CMR48 (15.9%)33 (53.3%)15 (9.49%)
     PMR108 (35.9%)20 (32.4%)88 (55.7%)
     SMD43 (14.3%)4 (1.33%)39 (24.7%)
     PMD14 (4.65%)0 (0.00%)14 (8.86%)
     NA81 (26.9%)20 (NA)61 (NA)
    mNR1.23 × 10−4*
     No avid nodes138 (45.8%)39 (62.9%)99 (62.6%)
     CMR50 (16.6%)21 (33.9%)29 (18.4%)
     PMR/SMD/PMD32 (10.6%)2 (3.22%)30 (19.0%)
     NA81 (26.9%)20 (NA)61 (NA)
    • ↵* Fisher exact test.

    • LTE = left thoracoabdominal esophagectomy; ILE = Ivor-Lewis esophagectomy; THE = transhiatal esophagectomy; ETG = extended total gastrectomy; IQR = interquartile range; pTR = pathologic tumor response; mTR = metabolic tumor response; CMR = complete metabolic response; PMR = partial metabolic response; SMD = stable metabolic disease; PMD = progressive metabolic disease; NA = not applicable.

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    TABLE 4

    Baseline Factors Associated with Pathologic Response to NAC: Univariate and Multivariate Regression

    Response
    FactorUnivariate OR (95% CI)PMultivariate OR (95% CI)P
    Median age (y)1.00 (1.00–1.00)0.5361.00 (1.00–1.00)0.949
    Sex
     FemaleRefRefRefRef
     Male0.90 (0.50–1.62)0.7220.94 (0.45–1.95)0.859
    Cell type
     AdenocarcinomaRefRefRefRef
     Squamous cell carcinoma1.14 (0.56–2.32)0.7160.87 (0.31–2.45)0.792
    Grade
     WellRefRefRefRef
     Moderate1.77 (0.62–5.02)0.2841.07 (0.33–3.49)0.906
     Poor1.99 (0.71–5.58)0.1941.53 (0.47–4.97)0.477
    Site
     Mid 1/3RefRefRefRef
     Distal 1/30.30 (0.10–0.91)0.0340.21 (0.05–0.79)0.021
     GEJ 10.51 (0.18–1.54)0.2000.34 (0.09–1.26)0.106
     GEJ 20.28 (0.10–0.78)0.0150.17 (0.04–0.69)0.013
     GEJ 30.68 (0.23–1.98)0.4800.15 (0.03–0.64)0.020
    T stage
     1RefRefRefRef
     21.76 (0.31–10.0)0.5252.33 (0.34–16.0)0.390
     30.83 (0.16–4.42)0.8300.98 (0.15–6.27)0.986
     4a1.05 (0.15–7.27)0.9671.13 (0.13–10.0)0.916
    N stage
     0RefRefRefRef
     10.64 (0.37–1.10)0.1050.60 (0.13–1.16)0.129
     Passable at EGD?
     YesRefRefRefRef
     No0.63 (0.20–1.93)0.4160.50 (0.13–1.95)0.317
    Chemotherapy
     Regimen
      DualRefRefRefRef
      Triple3.48 (1.97–6.14)1.76 × 10−55.98 (2.44–14.7)8.94 × 10−5
    Log time to restaging63.9 (4.24–964)2.66 × 10−310.8 (0.42–280)0.152
    Log time to surgery0.93 (0.31–2.79)0.8961.12 (0.29–4.33)0.873
    PET/CT variables
     PET scanner
      1RefRefRefRef
      21.07 (0.64–1.79)(0.796)0.69 (0.36–1.32)0.267
     mN stage
      0RefRefRefRef
      10.94 (0.46–1.89)0.8571.42 (0.60–3.34)0.426
      21.67 (0.80–3.48)0.7201.72 (0.67–4.45)0.261
     Log SUVmax0.43 (0.16–1.11)0.0810.54 (0.15–1.92)0.343
     Log 18F-FDG–avid length0.90 (0.81–1.01)0.0700.89 (0.77–1.04)0.145
    Subset of patients*
     SUVmean1.47 (0.09–23.4)0.7841.56 (0.04–65.8)0.814
     SUVpeak2.53 (0.41–15.8)0.3201.85 (0.50–6.77)0.356
     MTV1.55 (0.79–3.04)0.2031.70 (0.66–4.39)0.276
     TGVmax1.53 (0.84–2.76)0.1631.72 (0.74–3.99)0.230
     TGVmean1.45 (0.86–2.44)0.1641.64 (0.78–3.42)0.189
    • *This subset of patients was staged using second PET/CT scanner (n = 155).

    • CI = confidence interval; Ref = reference; NA = not applicable; EGD = esophagogastroduodenoscopy.

    • Data in parentheses are IQRs.

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    TABLE 5

    Postchemotherapy Factors Associated with Pathologic Response to NAC: Univariate and Multivariate Regression, Adjusted for Baseline Variables

    Response
    FactorUnivariate OR (95% CI)PMultivariate OR (95% CI)P
    Chemotherapy
     Regimen
      DualRefRefRefRef
      Triple4.30 (2.16–8.55)3.23 × 10−517.6 (4.39–70.1)5.00 × 10−5
    Log time to restaging25.1 (1.10–574)0.0440.32 (0.00–69.2)0.678
    Log time to surgery2.28 (0.57–9.07)0.2410.52 (0.06–4.82)0.567
    PET/CT variables
     PET scanner
      1RefRefRefRef
      21.09 (0.58–2.07)0.7820.10 (0.02–0.55)0.008
     Restaging PET scanner
      1RefRefRefRef
      21.30 (0.66–2.57)0.4465.24 (0.95–28.9)0.057
     Restaging mN stage
      0 (0 avid nodes)RefRefRefRef
      1 (1–2 avid nodes)0.16 (0.02–1.28)0.0841.07 (0.07–16.8)0.959
      2 (>2 avid nodes)0.16 (0.02–1.28)0.0842.39 (0.18–31.6)0.509
      Restaging log SUVmax2.37 × 10−3 (4.21 × 10−4 to 0.01)6.93 × 10−123.84 × 10−4 (1.17 × 10–5 to 0.02)9.89 × 10−6
      Restaging log avid length0.61 (0.51–0.73)3.80 × 10−81.01 (0.76–1.34)0.951
      Restaging log MTL0.03 (0.01–0.10)3.88 × 10−100.02 (4.03 × 10−3 to 0.06)6.19 × 10−9
    Subset of patients with 18F-FDG–avid nodes (n = 30)
     Log nodal SUVmax8.71 (0.01–5787)0.514NANA
    Subset of patients staged using second PET/CT scanner (n = 155)
     Log SUVmean1.58 × 10−4 (7.51 × 10−6 to 3.23 × 10−3)1.78 × 10−41.13 × 10−7 (8.55 × 10−12 to 1.46 × 10−3)9.32 × 10−5
     SUVpeak5.05 × 10−3 (1.81 × 10−4 to 0.14)1.85 × 10−30.57 (0.39–0.84)3.90 × 10−3
     Log MTV0.28 (0.18–0.44)0.2030.09 (0.03–0.28)2.03 × 10−5
     Log TGVmax0.32 (0.21–0.48)3.91 × 10−80.11 (0.04–0.31)2.72 × 10−5
     Log TGVmean0.30 (0.19–0.46)3.27 × 10−80.10 (0.03–0.29)2.29 × 10−5
    • CI = confidence interval; Ref = reference; MTL = metabolic tumor length; NA = not applicable.

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    Metabolic Response and Other Factors Associated with Pathologic Response to NAC: Univariate and Multivariate Regression (Patients Staged and Restaged Using Same PET Scanner), Adjusted for Baseline Variables

    Response
    FactorUnivariate OR (95% CI)PMultivariate OR (95% CI)P
    Chemotherapy
     Regimen
      DualRefRefRefRef
      Triple4.30 (2.16–8.55)3.23 × 10−520.3 (4.50–91.4)8.84 × 10−5
    Log time to restaging69.1 (1.86–2571)0.0220.22 (0.00–172)0.658
    Log time to surgery1.75 (0.41–7.44)0.4520.70 (0.06–8.36)0.781
    PET/CT variables
     Initial/restaging PET scanner
      1RefRefRefRef
      20.87 (0.40–1.88)0.7180.71 (0.21–2.38)0.580
     nMR
      NegativeRefRefRefRef
      CMR1.93 (0.93–4.01)0.0762.01 (0.54–7.51)0.300
      PMR0.45 (0.05–3.87)0.46511.2 (0.64–197.3)0.098
      SMD0.27 (0.03–2.18)0.2191.15 (0.09–14.4)0.911
      PMDNA (NA)NANA (NA)NA
     Reduction logSUVmax (%)1.04 (1.02–1.05)6.65 × 10−81.03 (1.01–1.06)3.24 × 10−3
     Reduction avid length (%)1.03 (1.02–1.04)9.37 × 10−81.02 (1.00–1.03)0.019
    Additional metrics in all patients (n = 202)
     Reduction MTL (%)1.05 (1.03–1.07)2.86 × 10−61.11 (1.05–1.16)1.16 × 10−5
    PERCIST (30.0%)
     CMRRefRefRefRef
     PMR0.10 (0.04–0.22)2.24 × 10–80.08 (0.02–0.32)3.53 × 10−5
     SMD/PMD0.04 (0.01–0.14)2.18 × 10–70.06 (0.01–0.49)8.46 × 10−4
    MUNICON (35.0%)
     No responseRefRefRefRef
     Response5.21 (2.08–13.0)4.22 × 10–51.63 (0.41–6.45)0.484
    Subset of patients staged using second PET/CT scanner (n = 155)
    Reduction SUVmean (%)1.03 (1.02–1.04)2.25 × 10−81.05 (1.02–1.09)1.90 × 10−3
    Reduction SUVpeak (%)1.09 (1.03–1.15)1.91 × 10−51.04 (1.02–1.05)2.20 × 10−3
    Reduction MTV (%)1.44 (1.09–1.92)2.70 × 10−51.16 (1.07–1.25)0.011
    Reduction TGVmax (%)1.30 (1.12–1.52)5.82 × 10−32.31 (1.27–4.20)2.72 × 10−5
    Reduction TGVmean (%)1.23 (1.10–1.37)3.91 × 10−81.87 (1.20–2.90)2.29 × 10−5
    • CI = confidence interval; Ref = reference; mNR = metabolic nodal response; MTL = metabolic tumor length; CMR = complete metabolic response; PMR = partial metabolic response; SMD = stable metabolic disease; PMD = progressive metabolic disease; NA = not applicable.

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    Comparison of Tumor and Nodal Metabolic Response

    mNR
    Tumor responseNACMRPMRSMDPMD
    Pathologic response
     pTR39 (17.7%)21 (9.55%)1 (0.45%)1 (0.45%)0 (0.00%
     No pTR99 (45.0%)29 (13.2%)12 (5.45%)13 (5.91%)5 (22.7%)
    Metabolic response
     NA6 (2.73%)1 (0.45%)0 (0.00%)0 (0.00%)0 (0.00%)
     CMR32 (14.5%)14 (1.82%)1 (0.45%)1 (0.45%)0 (0.00%)
     PMR68 (30.9%)29 (13.2%)18 (3.64%)2 (0.91%)0 (0.00%)
     SMD22 (9.09%)5 (2.27%)4 (1.82%)10 (4.55%)3 (1.36%)
     PMD10 (4.55%)1 (0.45%)0 (0.00%)1 (0.45%)2 (0.91%)
    • NA = not applicable; CMR = complete metabolic response; PMR = partial metabolic response; SMD = stable metabolic disease; PMD = progressive metabolic disease.

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