A Phase I Study Of The Oral Btk Inhibitor
Salles GA, Karlin L, Rule S, et al.




Key Points:
  • Phase I study of ONO-4059 (highly potent & selective oral Btk inhibitor) in patients with relapsed/refractory, high risk CLL for whom no therapy of higher priority available

  • Patients treated with ONO-4059 at doses ranging from 20mg-320mg (cohorts 1-5) continuously initially for up to 6 months, with option of additional dosing up to 2 years

  • ONO-4059-related G3 or G4 haematological toxicities infrequent and independent of dose

  • Only one Grade 3 non-haematological event (pyrexia) reported

  • Common adverse events included diarrhea and rash

  • Pharmacokinetics: rapid absorption and elimination, half-life: ~6 hours

  • Best ORR: 70%

  • Patients with grade 3 thrombocytopenia at study baseline had significant improvement in platelet count (>100 x 109/L) with ONO-4059 treatment

  • Median progression-free survival: 99 days [Range 8-268].

Implications:

  • Phase I trial shows ONO-4059 highly potent and selective oral Btk inhibitor with favourable safety profile and promising efficacy in heavily pre-treated population.
Additional Comments:
  • Study is currently ongoing with additional dose escalation cohorts to be completed.

View the original abstract on the ASH website.






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