Table 1

Clinical and demographic characteristics of patients with and without clinical benefit from immune checkpoint blockade therapy

VariablesPatients with clinical benefit
n (%)
Patients with no clinical benefit
n (%)
Total patients4 (25)12 (75)
Age at diagnosis (years), median (mean), range50.5 (49.3), 34–6251.5 (53.5), 38–69
Stage at diagnosis
 I02 (17)
 II01 (8)
 III3 (75)5 (42)
 IV1 (25)4 (33)
Neoadjuvant chemotherapy
 Yes2 (50)2 (17)
 No2 (50)10 (83)
Surgery outcome
 CGR05 (42)
 OD2 (50)3 (25)
 SD2 (50)1 (8)
 Unknown02 (17)
 No cytoreductive surgery01 (8)
ICB target
 PD-1/PD-L11 (25)4 (33)
 PD-1/PD-L1 +CTLA-43 (75)4 (33)
 PD-1/PD-L1 +targeted therapy04 (33)
ICB duration (days), median (mean), range383 (340), 21–57451.5 (57.6), 14–153
Discontinuation reason*
 POD2 (50)12 (100)
 Adverse event1 (25)1 (8)
 Still on treatment1 (25)0
TTF (days), median (mean), range402 (776), 358–1568†76 (87), 27–167
PFS (days), median (mean), range387 (754), 336–1538†53 (70), 21–151
Number of treatment lines
 Prior to ICB3 (3.4), 1–73 (2.9), 1–7
 After ICB2 (1.6), 0–41 (1.2), 0–6
  • *One patient discontinued treatment due to simultaneous POD and adverse event.

  • †Does not include TTF/PFS for patient 10 and patient 12, both of whom remain disease free and have not started next-line therapy at the time of data freeze, when censoring occurred.

  • CGR, complete gross resection; CTLA-4, cytotoxic T-lymphocyte-associated antigen 4; ICB, immune checkpoint blockade; OD, optimal debulking; PD-1, programmed cell death protein 1; PD-L1, programmed death-ligand 1; PFS, progression-free survival; POD, progression of disease; SD, suboptimal debulking; TTF, time to treatment failure.