TABLE 2

Clinical Response of Lymphoma Patients to R-RIT

131I-L19-SIP
Patient no.DiseaseStage of diseaseActivity (GBq)Administrations of radioimmunotherapyBest response and duration of response according to Cheson et al. (9)Impact on clinical symptoms
2SLL-NHLIIIB5.55Only 1Stable disease, 3 mo; died 3 mo laterNo clinical benefit
3HLIIIBS5.55Only 1PR, 1 moSymptom improvement for 8 mo, then clinical progression
4HLIVB3.7Only 1PDProgressing dyspnea from pulmonary (both lungs) and mediastinal lesions
5HLIVB3.7FirstCR, 7 moAsthenia and fatigue relief; dyspnea disappearance
3.7SecondCR, 5 moAsthenia and fatigue relief
3.7ThirdPR, 6 moAsthenia and fatigue relief; bone pain relief
3.7FourthPR, 6 moAsthenia and fatigue relief; bone pain relief
3.7FifthPD; died 6 mo laterBone pain relief
12HLIVB3.7FirstPR, 7 moAsthenia and fatigue relief
3.7SecondCR, 7 moAsymptomatic
13HLIVB3.7Only 1PD; died 9 mo laterBack (bone) pain relief
14HLIVB3.7FirstStable disease, 6 mo, then PDNeuropathic pain decrease, excellent symptomatic response, never stopped working, excellent quality of life
3.7SecondStable disease, 7 moNeuropathic pain decrease
15HLIVB3.7FirstStable disease, 6 mo, then PD,Fatigue relief
3.7SecondStable disease, 3 mo, then PD, diedFatigue relief
17DLBCLIIIA3.70Only 1CR, 15 mo, ongoingAsymptomatic
18HLIVB1.85Only 1PD, patient still alive after ASCTAsthenia, fatigue, and bone pain relief, improved quality of life
  • SLL = small lymphocytic lymphoma; ASCT = autologous stem cell tranplantation.