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Vía Biliar, actualización Angela Lamarca MD, PhD, MSc Consultant Medical Oncologist Honorary Senior Lecturer The Christie NHS Foundation Trust University of Manchester Manchester, United Kingdom

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    Vía Biliar, actualización

    Angela Lamarca MD, PhD, MSc

    Consultant Medical Oncologist

    Honorary Senior Lecturer

    The Christie NHS Foundation Trust University of Manchester

    Manchester, United Kingdom

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    Disclosures

    • Receipt of honoraria or consultation fees: Eisai, Nutricia, Ipsen, Roche, QED

    • Participation in company sponsored speaker bureau: Pfizer, Ipsen, Merck, Incyte

    • Travel, education funding: Ipsen, Pfizer, Bayer, AAA, Sirtex, Delcath, Novartis, Mylan, Celgene, Abbott, Bayer

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    Biliary Tract Cancer (BTC) – Heterogeneous

    Lamarca Current Med Chem 2020

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    BTCs – Epidemiology

    • Rare cancers

    – Incidence:

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    Management Overview

    Lamarca Cancer Treat Rev 2018

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    Management Overview

    Lamarca Cancer Treat Rev 2018

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    Adjuvant treatment – BilCap

    • Randomised phase III: Capecitabine vs Observation (n=447)

    • Primary end-point: OS (pre-planned sensitivity analysis)

    Primrose Lancet Oncol 2019

    Benefit

    Capecitabine considered

    standard of care for resected GBC

    and CC (adjuvant)

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    Management Overview

    Lamarca Cancer Treat Rev 2018

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    First-line – ABC-02

    • First-line advanced BTC; CisGem vs Gem; n=410

    • Primary end-point: OS stablished new standard of care

    Valle NEJM 2010

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    Management Overview

    Lamarca Cancer Treat Rev 2018

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    Number at risk ASC alone

    ASC + mFOLFOX

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    OS by trial arm

    *Adjusted for platinum sensitivity, albumin and stage.

    Lamarca A. ASCO 2019.

    Arm A

    (ASC alone)

    Arm B

    (ASC +

    mFOLFOX)

    Adjusted* Hazard Ratio 0.69 (95% CI, 0.50-0.97)

    P=0.031

    Median OS 5.3 months 6.2 months

    6-month survival rate 35.5% 50.6%

    12-month survival rate 11.4% 25.9%

    FOLFOX improved OS after

    progression to CisGem with:

    • A clinically meaningful reduction in risk of

    death (HR, 0.69 [95% CI, 0.50-0.97;

    P=0.031])

    • Survival with active symptom control was

    greater than anticipated (5.3 vs 4 months)

    • A clinically meaningful increase in OS rate:

    at 6 months (+15%)

    at 12 months (+15%)

    Primary End Point: OS (ITT)

    mPFS: 4 months; PR: 5%

    FOLFOX + ASC new standard of care

    Second Line – FOLFOX (ABC-06)

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    Updates in Biliary Tract Cancer

    1. Adjuvant setting

    2. First-line chemotherapy

    3. Second-line treatment and new therapies

    4. Precision Medicine: targeted therapies

    5. Immunotherapy

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    Adjuvant: Gem-based vs Observation

    Edeline et al, ESMO 2020

    • Individual-patient data; Meta-analysis (BCAT + PRODIGE-12)

    Lack of benefit from gemcitabine-based strategies (Pending results from ACTICCA-1 trial)

    Capecitabine remains SOC

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    Adjuvant treatment – Future steps

    Edeline ESMO 2017; Primrose ASCO 2017; Ebata Br J Surg 2018

    Study [clinicaltrials.gov ID]

    n Population Arms Status

    PRODIGE12 | France [NCT01313377]

    190 Cholangio and GB Observation vs. GemOx

    BilCap | UK [NCT00363584]

    360 Cholangio and GB Observation vs.

    Capecitabine

    BCAT| Japan [UMIN000000820]

    300 Cholangio Observation vs. Gem

    JCOG1202 | Japan [UMIN000011688]

    350 Cholangio and GB Observation vs. S1 Results awaited

    ACTICCA-1 | Germany [NCT02170090]

    440 Cholangio and GB Observation vs. CisGem Capecitabine

    Recruiting patients

    No benefit

    Benefit

    No benefit

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    Updates in Biliary Tract Cancer

    1. Adjuvant setting

    2. First-line chemotherapy

    3. Second-line treatment and new therapies

    4. Precision Medicine: targeted therapies

    5. Immunotherapy

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    KHBO1401-MITSUBA: CisGem vs CisGem + S1

    Sakai et al, ESMO 2018

    • Randomised phase III study; n= 246; 1st-line setting

    • Primary end-point: OS

    • mOS: 13.5 vs 12.6 ( HR 0.79

    (95% CI 0.60-0.99); p-value 0.046)

    • mPFS 7.4 vs 5.5 (HR 0.75 (95% CI 0.58-0.97); p-value 0.0015)

    • ORR 41.5% vs 15%

    Benefit in ORR>PFS? Down-staging strategy?

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    CisGem + NabPaclitaxel (GAP)

    Shroff et al, JAMA Oncol 2020

    • Phase II study; n=60

    • Primary end-point: PFS

    • 63% iCCA, 15% eCCA, 22%

    GBC • mPFS 11.8 months • ORR 45%; DCR 84% • mOS: 19.2 months

    Phase III trial required to

    compare to CisGem (SWOG 1815)

    Down-staging strategy?

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    AMEBICA: mFOLFIRINOX VS CisGem

    Phelip et al, ESMO 2020

    • Randomised phase II study; n=190; 1st-line

    • Randomly assigned (1:1) to either mFOLFIRINOX or CisGem (x6 months)

    • Primary end-point: PFS-rate at 6 months

    Cisplatin and gemcitabine remains standard-of-care first-line

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    Tailoring chemotherapy options: DDR

    Xiao et al, ESMO 2020; Chae EJC 2019; Lamarca et al, JCM 2020.

    • Deficiency of DNA Damage Repair mechanism (dDDR) is present in ~15-20% of BTC.

    • Platinum-based chemotherapy may achieve increased response rate in the presence of dDDR

    • Impact on PFS/OS

    Longer OS: prognostic factor

    Longer PFS: prognostic factor

    Discrepant results between studies

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    Updates in Biliary Tract Cancer

    1. Adjuvant setting

    2. First-line chemotherapy

    3. Second-line treatment and new therapies

    4. Precision Medicine: targeted therapies

    5. Immunotherapy

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    NUC-1031: “protected” gemcitabine

    McNamarca et al, ESMO 2018; Knox et al, ESMO 2020

    • Pro-Tide transformation of gemcitabine overcome resistance mechanisms

    • ABC-08 clinical trial (Phase Ib) – Encouraging efficacy: ORR, durable responses – Well tolerated

    Phase III Nutide-121 trial ongoing: 1st

    line setting (CisGem vs Cis-Nuc-1031)

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    Etoposide toniribate (EDO-S7.1)

    Belkouz et al ASCO 2019 abstract 4086; Pape et al, ASCO-GI 2019 abstract 264; Pape et al, ESMO 2019 abstract 724P

    • Activated (hydrolysed by carboxylesterase) at the tumour

    site, to produce activated etoposide (inhibits

    topoisomerase II DNA damage apoptosis)

    • Phase II: EDO-S7.1 vs BSC; cross over allowed; n=19 (9

    vs10)

    • DCR 55.6% vs 20%; PFS 103 days vs 39 days

    • After cross over: risk of progression was reduced

    Phase III planned (1st line?)

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    Regorafenib; REACHIN trial

    Demols et al, Annals of Oncol 2020

    • Randomised (regorafenib vs placebo) phase II study; n=66; second-line and beyond

    • No PR/CR; DCR (70% vs 33%) • PFS (primary end-point): 3 months vs

    1.5 months (HR 0.49 (95% CI 0.29-0.814; p-value 0.004)

    • OS: 5.3 months vs 5.1 months (p-value 0.28)

    Further trials required

    Progression-free survival

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    Second-line trials: ABC-06 vs others

    Adapted from Lamarca et al, Annals of Oncol 2020

    1.- Study outcomes

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    Second-line trials: ABC-06 vs others

    Adapted from Lamarca et al, Annals of Oncol 2020

    2.- Patient characteristics

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    Updates in Biliary Tract Cancer

    1. Adjuvant setting

    2. First-line chemotherapy

    3. Second-line treatment and new therapies

    4. Precision Medicine: targeted therapies

    5. Immunotherapy

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    Biliary Tract Cancer (BTC) – Heterogeneous

    Lamarca et al Journal of Hepatol 2020

    Most promising data: IDH and FGFR (iCCA)

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    iCCA: Precision medicine

    • BTC (iCCA)-specific – IDH-1 mutations

    – FGFR2 fusions

    • Disease-agnostic – NTRK fusions

    – MMR-deficiency

    – BRAF mutations

    Lamarca et al Journal of Hepatol 2020

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    AG-120 (Ivosidenib) is a first-in-class, potent, oral inhibitor of the mutant IDH1 enzyme

    n=186

    2:1 R

    AG-120 n=124

    Placebo n=62

    Cross-over to AG-120

    on disease progression

    Phase III study, second/third-line, placebo- controlled (ClarIDHy) [NCT02989857]

    Targeting IDH-1 in CCA

    Abou-Alfa et al Lancet Oncol 2020; OS: overall survival; PFS: progression-free survival

    • mPFS (months): 2.7 (Ivosidenib) vs 1.4 (placebo); HR 0.37 (95% CI 0.25-0.54)

    • 6 months PFS rate: 32% vs 0%; at 12 months 22% vs 0%

    • mOS (months; adjusted for cross-over): 10.8 vs 6 months (9.7 months un-adjusted)

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    FGFR inhibitors in CCA

    FGFR inhibitor Company ORR Current status

    Infigratinib; BGJ3981,2

    Novartis/QED

    26.9% PROOF trial: 1st line CisGem vs Infigratinib [NCT03773302]; FGFR2 fusions

    Derazantinib; ARQ 0873

    Arqule/ Basilea

    20.7% Ongoing phase II (iCCA) [NCT03230318]; FGFR2 fusions

    Pemigatinib; INCB548284

    Incyte 35.5% (FGFR2 fusion

    FIGHT-302 trial: 1st line CisGem vs Pemigatinib [NCT03656536]; FGFR2 fusions

    Futibatinib TAS-1205

    Taiho 37.3% (FGFR2 fusion)

    Phase II study (iCCA cohort) [NCT02052778]; FGFR2 fusions

    Infigratinib; BGJ3981,2

    Derazantinib; ARQ 0873

    Pemigatinib; INCB548284

    Futibatinib TAS-1205,6

    1. Javle M et al. J Clin Oncol. 2017;36:276–82; 2. Javle M, et al. Poster presentation at ESMO 2018. LBA28; 3. Mazzaferro V, et al. Br J Cancer. 2018;120:165–71; 4. Vogel A, et al. Oral presentation at ESMO 2019. LBA40; 5. Tran B, et al. Oral presentation at ESMO-Asia 2018. Abstract 1550. 6. Bridgewater et al, ESMO 2020 ePoster #54P.

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    FGFR inhibitors in CCA

    Confirmatory randomised trials are still

    required…

    Lamarca et al Journal of Hepatol 2020

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    Dabrafenib and trametinib: BRAF V600E-mutated BTC

    Subbiah et al, LancetOncol 2020

    • Phase II study; n=43

    • ORR 51% (95% CI 36-67) – investigator assessed

    • ORR 47% (95% CI 31-62) – central review

    • Duration of response: 9 months (95% CI 6-14)

    • PFS: 9 months (95% CI 5-10) • OS: 14 months (95% CI 10-33)

    Promising activity and manageable safety profile.

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    Updates in Biliary Tract Cancer

    1. Adjuvant setting

    2. First-line chemotherapy

    3. Second-line treatment and new therapies

    4. Precision Medicine: targeted therapies

    5. Immunotherapy

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    Immunotherapy in iCCA: first steps

    • KEYNOTE-028 (n=24) – Pembrolizumab: 4/24 (14%) response rate

    • KEYNOTE-158: biliary tract cohort (n=104) – Pembrolizumab monotherapy

    – ORR was 5.8%; 6.6% in PD-L1+ patients

    – Median PFS 2.0 months (95% CI, 1.9–2.1); 1.9 in PD-L1+ patients

    – Median OS 9.1 months (95% CI, 5.6–10.4); 7.2 in PD-L1+ patients

    – None were MSI-H

    Bang ECC 2015; Ueno ESMO 2018

    Alternative approaches (combined with

    chemotherapy) are required (clinical trials

    ongoing)

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    MSI-high/MMR-def

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    Immunotherapy (bintrafusp alfa)

    Yoo et al, ESMO 2020

    • Fusion protein anti TGF-β/PD-L1

    • Phase II, monotherapy; 2nd-line setting

    – N=30; 13.3% (n=4) of patients had received ≥2 prior anticancer regimens

    – GBC (40% [n=12]), iCCA (33.3% [n=10]), eCCA (23.3% [n=7]), and AMP (3.3% [n=1])

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    Immunotherapy (+CisGem)

    Sahai et al, ASCO 2020; Oh ASCO 2020; Liu et al, ESMO 2020;

    • Multiple phase II trials: CisGem+immunotherapy 1st-line setting – BilT-01 (randomised phase II): n=64

    • Arm A: CisGem + Nivolumab: PFS 7.4m • Arm B: Nivolumab+ Ipilimumab: PFS 4.1m

    – CisGem + Durvalumab +/- Tremelimumab: n=121 • CisGem +DT: ORR 73.3%, PFS 11.9m • CisGem +D: ORR 73.4%, PFS 18.1

    – Toripalib (anti PD-1): CisGem+Tol n=34 (all BTC): PR 20.6%; DCR 85.3%; PFS 6.7

    • Ongoing phase III randomised studies:

    CisGem + Pd-1/PD-L1 inhibitor – TOPAZ-1: durvalumab – Keynote-699: Pembrolizumab – INTR@PID 005: bintrafusp alfa (fusion protein

    anti TGF-β/PD-L1)

    CisGem + Toripalib

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    Immunotherapy (+TKIs)

    Zhou ESMO 2020, Lwin ESMO 2020

    • Lenvatinib + Toripalib + GemOx – Phase II; iCCA only; 2nd line and beyond – ORR: 80% (1 CR) – 2 pts with lo advanced were resected – Median PFS/OS not reached – Tolerable

    • LEAP-005: Lenvatinib + Pembrolizumab – Multicohort study: BTC cohort (n=31); 2nd-line and beyond – ORR: 10% – Median PFS 6.1 months

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    Take home messages

    Adjuvant: capecitabine remains standard of care

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    First-line: CisGem remains standard of care; +nab-paclitaxel? 2

    Second-line: FOLFOX; better treatments required (regorafenib?)

    3

    Targeted therapies: FGFR and IDH: first-line role? 4

    Immunotherapy: + chemotherapy/TKIs 5

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