Dynamic Individualized Risk Profiling of Patients With Relapsed/Refractory Lymphoid Malignancies and CD19-CAR T Cell Therapy (INTeRCePT 2.0)
The INTeRCePT 2 study aims to develop a predictive assay to determine which patients with B cell lymphoma are most likely to respond to CAR T cell therapy. This assay combines five components for longitudinal profiling of each patient. The goal of the trial is that the assay can be completed (feasibility). This comprehensive assay integrates five key components including circulating tumor DNA (CAPPseq), inflammation markers from peripheral blood tests (InflaMIX), PET CT imaging parameters, immune cell profiles (flow cytometry), and performance status (ECOG). Ultimately, this tool could improve treatment selection, and guide more personalized therapy decisions for lymphoma patients receiving CAR T cells.
Written informed consent before registration and prior to any trial specific pro... [+5]
Any condition, which precludes initiation of CD19-redirected CAR T cell therapy... [+2]