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“Tratamiento médico del cáncer en el año 2019”

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C O O R D I N A D O R E S C I E N T Í F I C O S :

Eduardo Díaz-Rubio

Enrique Aranda Aguilar

Enrique Grande Pulido

Ana Lluch Hernández

Pedro Pérez Segura

Mariano Provencio Pulla

¿Son todos los test genómicos iguales?

tative and semi-quantitative array-based technologies.

Previous in silico comparisons of multiple gene signatures

have identified statistically significant discordance between dif-

ferent “diagnostic tests” (

13

,

15

–

17

). However, to date, this has

been attributed to suboptimal comparisons because in the ma-

jority of studies genomic prediction scores have been estimated

from published expression profiles. It has been argued that, in

any direct comparison of validated diagnostic genomic assays,

a high level of concordance could and should be obtained (

14

).

In the current study, we performed such a direct comparison,

each commercial assay was performed as prescribed by the rel-

evant manufacturer (although the AQUA-IHC4 assay used TMAs

for convenience). What is striking is that, among five tests with

robust independent technical and clinical validation as predic-

tors of residual risk (MammaPrint, Oncotype DX, Prosigna, IHC4,

and IHC4-AQUA) and three that measure a recognized risk fac-

tor (molecular subtype), there is marked disagreement across

all tests. Indeed, for all tests the level of agre ment was

Risk tool

Total

Nottingham Prognostic Index, median (range)

4.6 (2.8–8.2)

"

3.4, No. (%)

12 (4.0)

>

3.4–

"

5.4, No. (%)

226 (74.8)

>

5.4, No. (%)

64 (21.2)

PREDICT 10-year overall survival, median (range), %

Endocrine therapy only

77.0 (25.1–94.6)

Chemotherapy and endocrine therapy

82.6 (39.8–95.9)

Additional benefit of chemotherapy

5.5 (1.2–25.8)

Adjuvant! 10-year risk overall survival, median (range), %

Endocrine therapy only

68.6 (25.4–90.4)

Chemotherapy and endocrine therapy

76.4 (31.0–93.6)

Additional benefit of chemotherapy

6.8 (1.2–25.8)

Adjuvant! 10-year relapse-free survival, median (range), %

Endocrine therapy only

60.5 (22.0–82.1)

Chemotherapy and endocrine therapy

72.9 (29.1–89.4)

Additional benefit of chemotherapy

10.5 (2.7–33.3)

Table 3.

Risk categorization by each test

Risk group

Oncotype DX* No. (%)

MammaPrint† No. (%)

Prosigna No. (%)

IHC4 No. (%)

IHC4-AQUA‡ No. (%)

No. of patients (%)

301 (99.7)

298 (98.9)

299 (99.0)

257 (85.1)

271 (89.7)

Low risk

163 (54.2)

183 (61.4)

108 (36.1)

62 (24.1)

87 (32.1)

Intermediate risk

84 (27.9)

–

88 (29.4)

123 (47.9) 80 (29.5)

Mid risk

–

–

–

– 55 (20.3)

High risk

54 (17.9)

115 (38.6)

103 (34.5)

72 (28.0)

49

(18.1)

*Oncotype DX is divided into three risk groups, with intermediate defined as recurrence score 18-25 for the current analysis.

†MammaPrint divides tumors into two risk groups only.

‡IHC4-AQUA divides tumors into four risk groups: low, low-mid (here called intermediate), mid and high (combined as high risk).

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