Description Module

Description Module

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NCT ID: NCT03862833
Brief Summary: Patients receiving haplo-SCT are at high-risk of relapse. Vγ9Vδ2 T cells exhibit is a well-known population able to exert cytotoxicity toward a large range of tumor in vitro or in vivo. Activating and expanding Vγ9Vδ2 T cells early after haplo-SCT by using a combination of Zoledronic acid and low-dose interleukine (IL) -2 may be of benefit for patients by reducing incidence of relapse. The optimal dose of IL-2 to use remains to be determined. This will be a Phase 1 3+3 escalation study. Three to 15 patients are planned. It will be proposed to Patients who refuse to participate to have samples collected until day +70 to study immune and gamma/delta T cells reconstitutions after haplo-transplant.
Detailed Description: Zoledronic acid will be administered as a single dose according to marketing and regulatory authorization at the dose of 4 mg over 15 min intravenously at day+15 post-transplant. Zoledronic acid infusion must be stopped in case of grade 3/4 adverse events during infusion. IL-2 will be administered at a unique low-dose level 5 days per week for 4 consecutive weeks from Monday to Friday subcutaneously . IL-2 has already marketing authorization for various indications. Three IL2 levels will be tested: Level 1: 2 millions UI/Infusion Level 2: 4 millions UI/Infusion Level 3: 6 millions UI/Infusion Zoledronic acid and IL2 have to start at day+15 if it is a Monday or the first Monday following day+15 in order to avoid administration on week-end.
Study: NCT03862833
Study Brief:
Protocol Section: NCT03862833