External validation of the International Metastatic Renal Cell Carcinoma (mRCC) Database Consortium prognostic model and comparison to four other models in the era of targeted therapy.
External validation of the International Metastatic Renal Cell Carcinoma (mRCC) Database Consortium prognostic model and comparison to four other models in the era of targeted therapy.
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10.1200/jco.2011.29.15_suppl.4560
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2011-05
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D. Heng;W. Xie;L. Harshman;G. Bjarnason;U. Vaishampayan;J. Lebert;L. Wood;F. Donskov;M. Tan;S. Rha;C. Wells;Yulei N. Wang;C. Kollmannsberger;B. Rini;T. Choueiri
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D. Heng;W. Xie;L. Harshman;G. Bjarnason;U. Vaishampayan;J. Lebert;L. Wood;F. Donskov;M. Tan;S. Rha;C. Wells;Yulei N. Wang;C. Kollmannsberger;B. Rini;T. Choueiri
4560 Background: The Heng et al JCO 2009 prognostic model was developed in the age of VEGF-targeted therapy and this study serves as an external validation while comparing its performance to other models. METHODS 1,028 previously unanalyzed patients were used to externally validate the prognostic criteria for overall survival (OS). The model's discriminatory value was compared to four other prognostic models using C-indices and Net Reclassification Improvement (NRI) (Pencina et al 2008). NRI indicates how the Heng et al model improves upon other models by reclassifying a percentage of patients (pts) into the more correct risk group based on the observed OS at 2 years. RESULTS The median OS of all pts was 18.8 mons. On multivariable analysis, the pre-identified Heng's risk factors (anemia, thrombocytosis, neutrophilia, hypercalcemia, Karnofsky performance status <80% and time from diagnosis to treatment < 1 year) continue to be independent predictors of poor OS (p<0.05). When pts were segregated into 3 risk categories, the median OS was 44, 21 and 8 mons in the favorable (17% of pts), intermediate (52%) and poor (31%) risk groups, respectively (p<0.0001, C-index=0.664). The NRI demonstrated that the Heng model was able to more accurately reclassify pts by a net of 23% and 9.7% of pts compared to the French and MSKCC models and was less accurate in reclassifying 13% of pts when compared to the CCF model (but lower c-index) based on observed 2-year OS (see table). Sensitivity analyses with 5 imputation datasets for missing data produced similar results. CONCLUSIONS The Heng et al model was derived in the targeted therapy era and is now externally validated. The c-index is similar to other models primarily derived in the era of immunotherapy or early VEGF-targeted therapy. [Table: see text].