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REPORT ON THE EDUCATION AND RESEARCH OF LYMPHOMA IN CHINA Wen-Qi Jiang, M.D. Sun Yat-sen University Cancer Center, Shenzhen University School of Medicine Overview ! Education Activity of Chinese Society of Lymphoma, CACA !


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REPORT ON THE EDUCATION AND RESEARCH OF LYMPHOMA IN CHINA

Wen-Qi Jiang, M.D. Sun Yat-sen University Cancer Center, Shenzhen University School of Medicine

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Overview

! Education Activity of Chinese Society of Lymphoma, CACA ! Frequencies of Lymphoma Subtypes & NK/T Cell Lymphoma Research in China

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Epidemiology of lymphoma in China

Incidence trend of malignant lymphoma from 1998 to 2008 6.4/100,000 in 1998 and 10-11/100,000

crude*incidence***** adjusted*incidence*

Incidence*(1/105) Year

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The Mission of Committee of Malignant Lymphoma, Chinese Anti-cancer Association

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Commi;ee*of* Malignant* Lymphoma,* Chinese*AnFG cancer*AssociaFon Revision*of*the* Chinese* Lymphoma* Guideline NaFonal* interpretaFon*

  • f*the*Chinese*

Lymphoma* Guideline* Tour*of* lymphoma* experts* Chinese* collaboraFve* group**of* pathology*in* maligant* lymphoma* Further* educaFon*of* the*physicians* EducaFon*&* Management*

  • f*the*paFents*
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The Further Education of the Medical Oncologist In China

  • The interpretation of the Chinese Lymphoma Guideline was carried out in more

than 25 cities in China from Sept 2011 to May 2012 Estabolishing 14 training center of lymphoma pathology, training more than 100 pathologists of lymphoma each year.

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Chinese collaborative group of pathology in maligant lymphoma

  • Members of the Chinese collaborative group visit the

departments of pathology in more than 80 hospitals with academic exchanges and guidance

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Education and Care of Patients with Lymphoma

Homeland-care for lymphoma patients 2011

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*Recovery Classroom

! Recovery Classroom:

  • Teaching the knowledge of lymphoma
  • Doctor-patient communication
  • Good platform for patients’

communication ! Recovery Classroom was held more than 70 times in 37 hospitals

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*Website of Homeland-care for lymphoma patients

Website is easy to use, ie:

  • About me
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Lymphoma Hotline

Transfer standardized treatment & Recovery Classroom, Free Clinic Notice, Web Caution

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The Mission of Committee of Malignant Lymphoma, Chinese Anti-cancer Association

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Commi;ee*of* Malignant* Lymphoma,* Chinese*AnFG cancer*AssociaFon Revision*of*the* Chinese* Lymphoma* Guideline NaFonal* interpretaFon*

  • f*the*Chinese*

Lymphoma* Guideline* Tour*of* lymphoma* experts* Chinese* collaboraFve* group**of* pathology*in* maligant* lymphoma* Further* educaFon*of* the*physicians* EducaFon*&* Management*

  • f*the*paFents*
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Overview

! Education Activity of Chinese Society of Lymphoma, CACA ! Frequencies of Lymphoma Subtypes & NK/T Cell Lymphoma Research in China

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The Relative Frequencies of Lymphoma Subtypes in China: A Nationwide Study of 10002 Cases by the Chinese Lymphoma Study Group (CLSG)

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Geographic*distribuFon*of*the*24*insFtutes*

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Total number

  • f cases:10,002

FL, 551, 6% ENKTCL, 602, 6% PTCL,NOS, 425, 4% SPTCL, 25, 0% MF, 21, 0% EATCL, 20, 0% ATLL, 13, 0% HPTCL, 10, 0% CTCL,rare subtypes, 15, 0% LRCHL, 67, 1% LDCHL, 13, 0% CHL,UC, 25, 0% ALCL,ALK-, 90, 1% B-LBL, 172, 2% Lymphoma,UC, 378, 4% NLPHL, 55, 1% MCCHL, 356, 4% NSCHL, 338, 3% ALCL,ALK+, 157, 2% AITL, 266, 3% BL, 107, 1% NMZL, 99, 1% LPL, 57, 1% SMZL, 41, 0% HCL, 5, 0% B,UC, 387, 4% T-LBL, 296, 3% DLBCL,SS, 248, 2% CCD30+LPDs, 18, 0% T/NK,UC, 180, 2% PCNs, 221, 2% DLBCL,NOS, 3328, 33% MALTL, 685, 7% MCL, 307, 3% CLL/SLL, 424, 4%

The relative frequencies of NHL and HL subtypes

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Li XQ, et al. Ann Oncol 2011; 22(suppl 4): iv 141!

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The relative frequencies of HL and NHLs

Total number

  • f cases : 10,002
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The relative frequencies of T/NK-NHL subtypes

Total number

  • f cases: 2,138
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" Ann Arbor staging I/II > 70% Ann Arbor staging I/II > 70% " CHOP often r CHOP often resistance esistance " M Media OS < 1 y edia OS < 1 year for extra-nasal NK/T cell lymphoma ear for extra-nasal NK/T cell lymphoma " EBV EBV infection infectionEBER(+) 21-92% EBER(+) 21-92%

Clinical features of NK/T cell lymphoma

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NK/T*cell*lymphoma:** different*locaFons,*different*outcomes

N=304 N=117

EJH2012

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Chemotherapy*alone*in*NK/T*cell*lymphoma

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Radiotherapy*alone*in*NK/T*cell*lymphoma

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CMT*in*NK/T*cell*lymphoma

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Treatment failures after radiation therapy of NK/ T cell lymphoma patients with stage III

N*=*92,*1976G1994* 5yGOS*40.1%* 5yGDFS*37.8% N=214*(RT*96,*RT+CT*118)*,1987G2009* 5yGOS*72%,*5yGDFS*65%* 5yGLRF*12%,*5yGSF*25.5%,*5yGOF*32.9%*

High%Systemic%failure%suggests%new%chemotherapy%should%be%explored!

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Ann)Hematol,)2009 ! Refractory and relapsed ENKTLN=45, 1996-2008 ! 39 pts received RT after CT ! ORR 82.2% (CR 55.6 %, PR 26.7%) ! 3 y-OS and 5 y-OS are both 66.9 % ! The major adverse effects of L-asparaginase were myelosuppression, liver dysfunction hyperglycemia, and allergic reaction

LGasparaginaseGbased*salvage*regimen*for* refractory*and*relapsed*ENKTL

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LongGterm*followGup*results*of*EPOCH*regimen*as* firstGline*therapy*of*NK/T*cell*lymphoma

Huang)H)etc.)Leuk)Lymphoma,)2011

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LongGterm*followGup*results*of*EPOCH*regimen*as* firstGline*therapy*of*NK/T*cell*lymphoma

Huang)H)etc.)Leuk)Lymphoma,)2011

3*yGOS*75% 3*yGOS*60% P%=*0.528

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GELOXIFRT

! Untreated IE/IIE NKTLN=27 ! ORR 96.3% (CR 74.1%, PR 22.2%) , PD 0 ! 3/4 toxicityleukopenia(33.3%) and (29.6%). No treatment related death ! Medial follow-up 27.37 monthsPD 25.9 %4 cases of death ! 2-year OS and PFS are both 86 %3-year OS and PFS are 78% and 75%, respectively

))))))))))))))))))))))Cai)Q,Huang)H.)etc))))Cancer,)2012

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" Age > 60 " B symtoms " ECOG PS 2 " LDH " Local lymph nodes involvement " LTI,bone or cutaneous involvement " High Ki-67 expression " EBV DNA copy numbers 6.1×107/ml

Poor*prognosFc*factors*of*NK/T*cell*lymphoma

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PrognosFc*factors*research*in*China*

" Beclin-1 Beclin-1 " A Absolute lymphocyte count (AL bsolute lymphocyte count (ALC) C) " 2-MG

  • MG
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Beclin*1

Autophagy,%2010

" N = 65

N = 65 " In this series, mor n this series, more than 80% e than 80%

  • f patients w
  • f patients wer

ere in lo e in low-risk IP w-risk IPI I categor category, but some of them with , but some of them with poor pr poor prognosis

  • gnosis

" Lo Low Beclin 1 expr w Beclin 1 expression ession sho showed a signi ed a signifi ficant association cant association with the adv with the advanced stage and anced stage and inter intermediate to high IP mediate to high IPI risk I risk " Our model placed patients ur model placed patients into di into difffer erent risk categories ent risk categories with superior pr with superior predictiv edictive v e value alue than IP than IPI

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Absolute*lymphocyte*count*(ALC)

Ann%Oncol,%2011

" N = 128 N = 128 " P Patients with lo atients with low AL w ALC C (<1.0 (<1.0×10 109/l) at diagnosis tended to /l) at diagnosis tended to hav have mor e more adv e adverse clinical featur erse clinical features es " U Using the IP sing the IPI, PTI, or KP I, PTI, or KPI for I for nasal NK/T nasal NK/T-cell lymphoma, the

  • cell lymphoma, the

majority of patients w majority of patients wer ere in the lo e in the low- w- risk categor risk category (with no or one y (with no or one adv adverse factor). AL erse factor). ALC was helpful to C was helpful to di difffer erentiate the lo entiate the low-risk patients w-risk patients with di with difffer erent sur ent surviv vival outcomes. al outcomes.

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2-MG

  • MG

Ann%Hematol,%2012

" N = 82

N = 82 " S Ser erum um 2-MG

  • MG ≥2.5 mg/L was signi

2.5 mg/L was signifi ficantly cantly associated with poor OS and PFS associated with poor OS and PFS " For patients with early stage, ser

  • r patients with early stage, serum

um 2- MG

  • MG

at diagnosis could also help to distinguish at diagnosis could also help to distinguish those with fav those with favorable outcomes fr

  • rable outcomes from those with
  • m those with

poor outcomes. poor outcomes.

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Conclusion Conclusion

! The most important task of Chinese Committee of Lymphoma: Promoting and improving the standardize of the diagnosis & treatment of lymphoma in different hospitals ! Very big differences in frequencies of lymphoma subtypes between China and western countries ! So far there is no standardize treatment method for NK/T cell ymphoma. Further investigation is required ! Welcome your collaborations!

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Sino-US Center of Lymphoma and Leukemia (Tianjin,2009)

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Sun Yat-sen University Cancer Center, Guangzhou, 1500 beds by the end of 2012

Thank you for attention!