PIK3CA mutations are associated with reduced pathological complete response rates in primary HER2-positive breast cancer: pooled analysis of 967 patients from five prospective trials investigating lapatinib and trastuzumab.
PIK3CA mutations are associated with reduced pathological complete response rates in primary HER2-positive breast cancer: pooled analysis of 967 patients from five prospective trials investigating lapatinib and trastuzumab.
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10.1093/annonc/mdx803
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2018-10
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S. Loibl;I. Majewski;V. Guarneri;V. Nekljudova;E. Holmes;E. Bria;C. Denkert;C. Schem;C. Sotiriou;S. Loi;M. Untch;P. Conte;R. Bernards;M. Piccart;G. von Minckwitz;J. Baselga
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S. Loibl;I. Majewski;V. Guarneri;V. Nekljudova;E. Holmes;E. Bria;C. Denkert;C. Schem;C. Sotiriou;S. Loi;M. Untch;P. Conte;R. Bernards;M. Piccart;G. von Minckwitz;J. Baselga
BackgroundThe predictive value ofPIK3CAmutations in HER2 positive (HER2+) breast cancer treated with neoadjuvant anti-HER2 and chemotherapy has been reported, but the power for subgroup analyses was lacking.Patients and methodsWe combined individual patient data from five clinical trials evaluatingPIK3CAmutations and associations with pathological complete response (pCR), disease-free survival (DFS) and overall survival (OS). Patients received either trastuzumab (T), lapatinib (L) or the combination T/L in addition to a taxane-based chemotherapy.PIK3CAwas genotyped in tumour biopsies taken before therapy.ResultsA total of 967 patients were included in this analysis; the median follow-up is 47 months. Overall, the pCR rate was significantly lower in thePIK3CAmutant compared with the wild-type group (16.2% versus 29.6%;P< 0.001). Within the hormone-receptor positive (HR+) subgroup, thePIK3CAmutant group had a pCR rate of only 7.6% compared with 24.2% in the wild-type group (P< 0.001). In contrast, in the HER2+/HR– group, there was no difference in pCR (27.2% versus 36.4%;P= 0.125) according toPIK3CAmutation status (interaction testP= 0.036). According to treatment arm, the pCR rate for mutant versus wild-type was 20.3% versus 27.1% for T (P= 0.343), 11.3% versus 16.9% for L (P= 0.369) and 16.7% versus 39.1% for T/L (P< 0.001). In the HR+ T/L group, the pCR rate was 5.5% versus 33.9% (interaction between HR andPIK3CAgenotypeP= 0.008). DFS and OS were not significantly different by mutation status, though the incidence rate of events was low. However, HR+/PIK3CAmutant patients seemed to have significantly worse DFS {hazard ratio (HR) 1.56 [95% confidence interval (CI) 1.00–2.45],P= 0.050;Pinteraction= 0.021}. T/L tended to improve DFS compared with T in the wild-type cohort, especially in the HR– group [HR 0.72, 95% CI (0.41–1.25),P= 0.242].ConclusionOverallPIK3CAmutant/HER2+ tumours had significantly lower pCR rates compared with wild-type tumours, however mainly confined to the HR+/PIK3CAmutant population. No definite conclusions can be drawn regarding survival.