REPLATINUM Phase III randomized study: RRx-001 + platinum doublet versus platinum doublet in third-line small cell lung cancer

Bryan Oronsky*, Tony R. Reid, Christopher Larson, Scott Caroen, Mary Quinn, Erica Burbano, Gina Varner, Bennett Thilagar, Bradley Brown, Angelique Coyle, Lindsey Ferry, Nacer Abrouk, Arnold Oronsky, Curtis L. Scribner, Corey A. Carter

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Abstract

RRx-001 is a cysteine-directed anticancer alkylating agent with activity in a Phase II study in platinum refractory small cell lung cancer. Here, we describe the design of REPLATINUM, an open-label, Phase III trial. 120 patients with previously platinum-treated small cell lung cancer in third line will be randomized 1:1 to receive RRx-001 followed by four cycles of a platinum doublet, and then alternating cycles of RRx-001 and single agent platinum until progression versus four cycles of a platinum doublet. At radiologic progression on the platinum doublet, patients may cross over to the RRx-001 arm. Primary objective: to demonstrate superior progression-free survival in the RRx-001 population. Secondary objectives: to demonstrate superiority for overall survival and objective response rate.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)3427-3433
Number of pages7
JournalFuture Oncology
Volume15
Issue number30
DOIs
StatePublished - 2019
Externally publishedYes

Keywords

  • immunotherapy
  • RRx-001
  • small cell lung cancer

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