Efficacy of Isatuximab-based Regimens in Relapsed/Refractory Multiple Myeloma With 1q21+

Overview

This is a non-interventional, national, multicentre retrospective and prospective observational study aiming at assessing the efficacy of isatuximab-based regimens in RRMM patients with 1q21+ in a real-life setting. Due to the limited information as to isatuximab's impact in real-world settings and that MM is a rare cancer, patients will be enrolled both prospectively and retrospectively from approximately 8 haematologic/oncologic centers in Italy. Prospective enrollment will allow an assessment of true baseline and the beneficial treatment of isatuximab among RRMM patients with 1q21+. The inclusion of retrospectively enrolled patients previously exposed to isatuximab-based regimens (Isa-Pd and Isa-Kd) will allow for maximal data capture to evaluate isatuximab treatment as part of routine care. All the sites participating in the study are using isatuximab-based regimens for the treatment of RRMM patients in clinical practice. According to data availability and/or clinical experience of the sites, data from approximately 150 patients consecutively treated in the participating centers will be collected in the present study and compared with data published in the literature.

This is a non-interventional, national, multicentre retrospective and prospective observational study aiming at assessing the efficacy of isatuximab-based regimens in RRMM patients with 1q21+ in a real-life setting. Due to the limited information as to isatuximab's impact in real-world settings and that MM is a rare cancer, patients will be enrolled both prospectively and retrospectively from approximately 8 haematologic/oncologic centers in Italy. Prospective enrollment will allow an assessment of true baseline and the beneficial treatment of isatuximab among RRMM patients with 1q21+. The inclusion of retrospectively enrolled patients previously exposed to isatuximab-based regimens (Isa-Pd and Isa-Kd) will allow for maximal data capture to evaluate isatuximab treatment as part of routine care. All the sites participating in the study are using isatuximab-based regimens for the treatment of RRMM patients in clinical practice. According to data availability and/or clinical experience of the sites, data from approximately 150 patients consecutively treated in the participating centers will be collected in the present study and compared with data published in the literature. Patients will receive or will have been previously prescribed isatuximab in combination with either pomalidomide and dexamethasone (Isa-Pd) or carfilzomib and dexamethasone (Isa-Kd), in routine clinical practice and independently of the proposal to be enrolled into this study.Given the observational nature of the study, the decision of the patients to take part in this study will have no impact on the current and/or future care they receive and patient current therapy, if any, will be maintained with no change. No clinical study visits are mandated; visits will be scheduled by the treating physician according to patients-specific needs and local standard of care (SoC). After receiving the signed informed consent form from the patient, the investigator will start documenting retrospective and prospective data using electronic data capture. Each investigator should collect data from patients fulfilling all inclusion and exclusion criteria. After confirmation of the patient'seligibility, the patient's last visit, baseline characteristics, MM-related data and therapy-related data will be documented in the Case Report Form. The primary objective of this retrospective and prospective study is to evaluate the efficacy of isatuximab-based regimens (Isa-Pd and Isa-Kd) for RRMM with 1q21+ in a real-life setting. Secondary objectives aim at: • exploring the safety and tolerability profile of isatuximab-based regimens in RRMM patients with or without 1q21+ • defining which clinical and cytogenetic risk factors may be associated with 1q21+ (both gain and amplification) • exploring the prognostic impact of different 1q21+ subtypes (gain and amplification) in patients with RRMM, in terms of efficacy, safety and tolerability. Two groups of analysis will be identified according to the cytogenetic profile (presence or absence of 1q aberrations). The efficacy of isatuximab-based regimens Isa-Pd and Isa-Kd in real-world practice will be compared among RRMM patients with and without 1q21 alteration.