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BESPOKE CRC Trial

Resected stage II/III colorectal cancer (MRD-guided adjuvant therapy) — Natera, Inc.

Resected stage II/III colorectal cancer (MRD-guided adjuvant therapy)SignateraASCO GI 2024
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Pashtoon Kasi MD, MS
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Jun Gong
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BESPOKE CRC Key Slides & Visuals

Official trial slides and relevant visuals shared by KOLs at ASCO GI 2024. Click any image to expand.

Dr. Allyson Ocean
Dr. Allyson Ocean @drallysonocean
BESPOKE CRC Data
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[Slide 1] Participate at meetings.asco.org/gi ASCO Gastrointestinal Cancers Symposium Circulating tumor DNA (ctDNA) for informing adjuvant chemotherapy (ACT) in stage 11/111 colorectal cancer (CRC): Interim analysis of BESPOKE CRC study Presenting author: Pashtoon Kasi1, MD, MS Co-authors: Vasily N Aushev? Joe Ensor², Nathan Langer3, Christopher Wang*, Timothy Cannon³, yudmyla BerimA, Trevor Feinstein', Axel Grothey Joseph McCollom Sujith Kalmadi1°, Ahmed Zakari¹¹, Farshid Dayyani12, Don Gravenor13, Janelle Meyer14, Saima Sharif's Adham JurdiP, Minetta C Liv2, Alexey Aleshin?, Scott Kopetz's Richmond Department VA, Well "Alabama Corneil Oncology, Medicine, Englander institute of Precision Medicine, New York Presbylerian Hospital, New York, NY, Natura, no. Austin, X Virginia Cancer institute (OCCA), Montverde, Adianta, GA FL: West Division Cancer Center, Germantown, Birmingham, TN AL; Parkview Name Schar Cancer Cancer Institute, Institute, Fort Fairtss, Wayne, VA, IN Rulgers "fromood Cancer Cancer was Research New Centers, Jersey, New Chander, Brunswick, AZ. "AdvenPiealth NJ, Pledmont Cancer Cancer Value 20 ASCO Gastrointestinal Salem, Department of Medicine, University of California Invine, Orange CA Baptist Cancer Center, Memphis, IN, "Hematology Onoology Institute, of LLP. Salem Office, Salem OR: University of lowa lows City, A University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston TX 24 Cancers Symposium ASCO Gastrointestinal #GI24 - Pashtoon Kasi, MD, MS Cancers Symposium I ASCO EXPIRATE CONDUCTS CARD --- [Slide 2] gs.asco.org/gi CheckMate 8HW: first results of 1L NIVO + IPI vs chemo Progression-free survival 1L centrally confirmed NIVO IPI Chemo MSI-H/dMMR (n 171) (n 84) Median PFS,ᵃ.ᵇ mo NR 5.9 100 95% CI 38.4-NE 4.4-7.8 90 12-month rate HR (97.91% CI) 0.21 (0.13-0.35) 80 24-month rate Pvalue < 0.0001 Progression-free survival (%) 70 79% 60 72% 50 NIVO + IPI 40 30 21% 20 14% 10 BD Chemo 0 0 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 24 27 30 33 36 39 42 45 48 No. at risk Months NIVO IPI 171 144 132 122 108 95 92 77 64 53 42 37 22 10 9 1 0 Chemo 84 53 29 20 10 6 5 5 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 PFS benefit with NIVO + IPI vs chemo was robust and consistent across the sensitivity analyses, including PFS by BICR in 1L all randomized patients (HR, 0.32; 95% CI, 0.23-0.46) *Per BICR. Median follow-up, 24.3 months. 6 --- [Slide 3] ngs.asco.org/gi Conclusions 11 BESPOKE CRC is the first large, prospective, US-based trial (133 sites - 1792 patients) to report on the utility of tumor-informed ctDNA in patients with CRC after surgery. ctDNA detection of MRD is a powerful prognostic and predictive tool in patients with stage II and III CRC. ctDNA monitoring allowed for oligometastasis-directed therapy in 40% of patients who recurred. ctDNA status during surveillance was prognostic of outcomes regardless of whether the patients received ACT (DFS ~ 9 months). The patients' perceived utility of ctDNA testing and dimensions of well-being point towards general acceptance of ctDNA testing in patients with CRC. ASCO Gastrointestinal #GI24 PRESENTED BY: Pashtoon Kasi, MD, MS Cancers Symposium ASCO AMERICAN SOCK CLINICAL ONCO A property of the who and ASCO Permission required for - contact KNOWLEDGE CONQUERS CA
Allison Rosen, MS
Allison Rosen, MS @ARosen380
BESPOKE CRC Data
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[Slide 1] 4 ctDNA-positivity at MRD time point is predictive of inferior DFS 1.0 0.9 0.8 Stages II-III MRD status MRD-negative MRD-positive 0.7 Numbers of events (%) 38/530 (7.17) 55/93 (59.14) 2-year DFS post surgery, 0.6 91.59 (88.38-93.94) 29.86 (13.26-48.54) % (95% CI) Median DFS post surgery, Not reached 15.98 (13.77-20.22) 0.5 months (95%) 0.4 ######## 0.3 0.2 HR=12.1, 95% CI: 8.0-18.3, p<0.0001 0.1 0.0 12 24 36 48 60 72 84 96 108 120 132 144 156 Weeks post surgery Number at Risk MRD-negative 530 522 513 499 482 464 429 353 101 12 5 1 0 MRD-positive 93 87 78 64 54 43 36 30 8 0 ASCO Gastrointestinal PRESENTED BY Pashtoon Kasi, MD, MS ASCO AMERICAN SOCIETY OF #GI24 CUNICAL ONCOLOGY Cancers Symposium Presentation property of the eather and ASCO KNOWLEDGE CONQUERS CANCER --- [Slide 2] ctDNA-positivity at MRD time point is predictive of inferior DFS 1.0 0.9 0.8 Stages II-III 0.7 MRD status MRD-negative MRD-positive Disease-Free Survival Numbers of events (%) 38/530 (7.17) 55/93 (59.14) 0.6 2-year DFS post surgery, % (95% CI) 91.59 (88.38-93.94) 29.86 (13.26-48.54) Median DFS post surgery, Not reached 0.5 months (95%) 15.98 (13.77-20.22) 0.4 0.3 0.2 0.1 HR=12.1, 95% CI: 8.0-18.3, p<0.0001 0.0 12 24 36 48 60 72 84 96 108 120 132 144 156 Weeks post surgery Number at Risk MRD-negative 530 522 513 499 482 464 429 353 101 12 5 1 0 MRD-positive 93 87 78 64 54 43 36 30 8 0 ASCO Gastrointestinal #GI24 PRESENTED E BY Pashtoon Kasi, MD, MS ASCO AMERICAN SOCIETY or CUNICAL ONCOLOGY Cancers Symposium Presentation property of THE without and ASCO Personsion required for - contact KNOWLEDGE CONQUERS CANCER --- [Slide 3] 5 ctDNA-positivity at MRD time point is predictive of inferior DFS Stage = 1.0 09 04 MRD-positivity rate by stage II-III 0.7 I Disease ! 14 05 04 HR-188 0% Ct. p<0.0001 Stage Total, N MRD-negative, MRD-positive, 95% CI for 0.3 n (%) n (%) positivity rate 02 01 00 II 280 262 (93.57) 18 (6.43) 4.10-9.93 12 24 36 43 60 72 54 90 106 120 132 144 156 WHILE post surgery Number Rosk III 343 268 (78.13) 75 (21.87) 17.82-26.54 MRD-negative 262 257 253 245 238 227 205 171 50 4 2 1 0 MRO-positive 18 14 10 7 / 6 6 5 1 0 Total 623 530 93 Stage III 10 09 03 07 I Disease ! 04 Benchmark for proportion (%) of patients who are 05 0.4 MRD-positive with stage II and III colorectal cancer. 03 02 HR-93 90% CI 59-567, p=0001 01 : 12 24 36 45 60 72 04 96 108 120 132 144 156 Weeks post surgery Number . - MRD-negative 268 265 200 3 244 237 224 182 $1 6 3 0 MRD positive c 73 68 57 c 37 30 DI 7 0 ASCO Gastrointestinal #GI24 PRESENTED BY Pashtoon Kasi, MD, MS ASCO AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CINICAL CACOLOGE Cancers Symposium - * property of - - and ASCO Personal regist " - - KNOWLEDGE CONQUERS CANCER --- [Slide 4] 10 Perceived utility of ctDNA testing and dimensions of well-being : p=0.010 p=0. 12 p=0.094 20 15 HADS anxiety score HADS depression score reported ctDNA results FCR4 $ 73% reduced anxiety about cancer recurrence Positive Positive (N-311) (N-312) #1DNA status efDNA status status Fear Anxiety/ 1130 responses from Depression felt they were receiving 413 patients 87% the right treatment after receiving their results Patient would continue using 92% the ctDNA test to Value/Utility Confidence monitor cancer valued the additional 96% information received from ctDNA results ..... Kasi PM, et al. Poster Session C, Abstract ID: 54 ASCO Gastrointestinal PRESENTED OF Pashtoon Kasi, MD, MS #GI24 ASCO AMERICAN SOCIETY or CLINICAL CINCOLOGY Cancers Symposium property of the and ASCO Permission I contact KNOWLEDGE CONQUERS CANCER --- [Slide 5] 11 Conclusions BESPOKE CRC is the first large, prospective, US-based trial (133 sites - 1792 patients) to report on the utility of tumor-informed ctDNA in patients with CRC after surgery. ctDNA detection of MRD is a powerful prognostic and predictive tool in patients with stage II and III CRC. ctDNA monitoring allowed for oligometastasis-directed therapy in 40% of patients who recurred. ctDNA status during surveillance was prognostic of outcomes regardless of whether the patients received ACT (DFS ~ 9 months). The patients' perceived utility of ctDNA testing and dimensions of well-being point towards general acceptance of ctDNA testing in patients with CRC. ASCO Gastrointestinal #GI24 PRESENTED BY Pashtoon Kasi, MD. MS ASCO AMERICAN SOCIETY or CLINICAL ONCOLOGY Cancers Symposium Presentation property of be withor and ASCO Personal required for - contact KNOWLEDGE CONQUERS CANCER
Dr Amol Akhade
Dr Amol Akhade @SuyogCancer
BESPOKE CRC Data
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[Slide 1] ctDNA-positivity at MRD time point is predictive of inferior DFS 4 1.0 0.9 0.8 Stages II-III 0.7 MRD status MRD-negative MRD-positive Disease-Free Survival Numbers of events (%) 38/530 (7.17) 55/93 (59.14) 0.6 2-year DFS post surgery, % (95% CI) 91.59 (88.38-93.94) 29.86 (13.26-48.54) Median DFS post surgery, Not reached months (95%) 15.98 (13.77-20.22) 0.5 0.4 0.3 0.2 0.1 HR=12.1, 95% Cl: 8.0-18.3, p<0.0001 0.0 12 24 36 48 60 72 84 96 108 120 132 144 156 Weeks post surgery Number at Risk MRD-negative 530 522 513 499 482 464 429 353 101 12 5 1 0 MRD-positive 93 87 78 64 54 43 36 30 8 0 ASCO Gastrointestinal #GI24 PRESENTED BY BY: Pashtoon Kasi, MD, MS ASCO AMERICAN SOCIETY or CLINICAL ONCOLOGY Cancers Symposium Presentation property of DE wher and ASCO Permission required for - contact KNOWLEDGE CONQUERS CANCER --- [Slide 2] Recurrence-Free Survival Median follow-up 36 months 100% 84% 82% 80% 1 84% recurrence-free survival 74% 60% Strata 40% arm=Standard Management arm=ctDNA-informed 20% HR (95% CI): 1.38 (0.76, 2.50), P . 0.28 0% 0 6 12 18 24 30 36 months Number at risk (number censored) 75(0) 72(1) 71(1) 64(1) 56(7) 44(18) 35(27) 155(0) 150(0) 141(1) 129(3) 111(19) 80(42) 62(57) ASCO Gastrointestinal Cancers Symposium #GI24 PRESENTED BY Jeanne Tie, MBChB FRACP MD ASCO AMERICA CLINICAL CHICOLOGY - property - - ASCO Permission required - - - KNOWLEDGE CONQUERS CANCER ASCO G
Jun Gong
Jun Gong @jgong15
BESPOKE CRC Data
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[Slide 1] ctDNA testing was associated with higher oligometastasis-directed therapy 101 patients recurred Oligometastasis-directed N therapy type Surgery 30 Oligometastasis-directed No oligometastasis-directed therapy (N=40) therapy (N=61) Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA) 3 Microwave Ablation (MWA) 2 Unknown status (n=2) Stereotactic Body Radiation 2 Therapy (SBRT) Disease-free (N=21. 55%) Second recurrence (N=17, 45%) Y90 radiotherapy 2 Chemoradiation 1 ASCO Gastrointestinal Pashtoon Kasi, MD. MS ASCO #G124 PRESENTED KNOWLEDGE COMOUNAS CANCER Cancers Symposium Passion --- [Slide 2] ctDNA-positivity at MRD time point is predictive of inferior DFS 1.0 0.9 0.8 Stages II-III 0.7 MRD status MRD-negative MRD-positive Disease-Free Survival Numbers of events (%) 38/530 (7.17) 55/93 (50.14) 0.6 2-year DFS post surgery, % (95% Ci) 91.59 (88.38-93.94) 29.58 (13.26-48.54) Median DFS post surgery, Not reached 0.5 months (05%) 15.90 (13.77-20.22) 0.4 0.3 0.2 0.1 HR=12.1, 95% CI: 8.0-18.3, p<0.0001 0.0 12 24 36 48 60 72 84 96 108 120 132 144 156 Weeks post surgery Number at Risk MRD-negative 530 522 513 499 482 464 429 353 101 12 5 1 0 MRD-positive 93 87 78 64 54 43 36 30 8 0 ASCO Gastrointestinal PRESENTED BY Pashtoon Kasi, MD, MS ASCO SECUTION LIF Cancers Symposium #GI24 CINCK CHOCOLOGY - . property of the - and ANCO Person to - cashel KNOWLEDGE CONQUERS CANCER --- [Slide 3] 6 Benefit from ACT observed in MRD-positive but not MRD-negative patients MRD-positive patients MRD-negative patients 10 1.0 0.9 0.9 0.8 08 07 Disease-Free Survival 07 HR=1.47, 95% Ct: 0.78-2.78, p=0.2316 0.6 0.5 Disease-Free Survival 0.6 0.5 0.4 0.4 0.3 03 02 02 0.1 HR=3.06, 95% Cl: 1.43-6.56, p=0.0025 0.1 0.0 0.0 12 24 36 48 60 72 84 96 108 120 12 24 36 48 60 72 84 96 108 120 132 144 156 Weeks post surgery Weeks post surgery Number at Risk Number at Risk ACT 85 80 72 56 48 39 32 18 2 0 ACT 296 293 288 281 271 263 251 207 61 10 4 1 0 Observation 8 6 4 3 2 1 1 1 0 Observation 234 229 225 218 211 201 178 146 40 2 1 0 Adjuvant strategy ACT Observation Adjuvant strategy ACT Observation Numbers of events (%) 47/85 (55.29) 8/8 (100) Numbers of events (%) 18/206 (6.08) 20/234 (8.55) 2-year OFS post surgery, 2-year DFS post surgery, 42.44 (31.55-52.91) 12.50 (0.66-42.27) % (05% CI) 93.70 (90.03-96.05) 90.39 (85.38-93.75) % (95% CI) Median DFS post surgery, Median DFS post surgery, 17.78 (14.37-not reached) 7.52 (3.52-15.88) Not reached Not reached months (95%) months (95%) ASCO Gastrointestinal ASCO AMERICAN SOCIETY OF PRESENTED BY Pashtoon Kasi, MD CINICAL CHOOLOGE Cancers Symposium #GI24 - . property of the - and ASCO Personal - - contact KNOWLEDGE CONQUERS CANCER --- [Slide 4] Sustained ctDNA clearance is associated with superior DFS when compared to transient or no clearance DFS by cIDNA clearance patterns 85% of patients with transient clearance develop molecular recurrence by the 15th month 1.00 100 0.75 DFS probability Patients converted to ctDNA-positive (%) 75 0.50 50 0.25 25 0.00 0 0 5 10 15 20 6-9 9-12 12-15 21-24 27-30 Time (months) (n-3) (n=7) (tw2) (n=1) (n=1) Number at risk Sustained clearance 17 16 16 12 1 Month Intervals from surgery Translent clearance 14 11 6 5 1 No clearance 14 6 3 3 1 ASCO Gastrointestinal #GI24 PRESENTED - Pashtoon Kasi, MD, MS ASCO AMERICAN CINICAL CHOCLOGY Cancers Symposium - . - of the - will ASCO - august - - cantal KNOWLEDGE CONQUERS CANCER --- [Slide 5] ctDNA testing was associated with higher oligometastasis-directed therapy 101 patients recurred Oligometastasis-directed N therapy type Surgery 30 Oligometastasis-directed No oligometastasis-directed therapy (N=40) therapy (N=61) Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA) 3 Microwave Ablation (MWA) 2 Unknown status (n=2) Stereotactic Body Radiation 2 Therapy (SBRT) Disease-free (N=21, 55%) Second recurrence (N=17, 45%) Y90 radiotherapy 2 Chemoradiation 1 ASCO Gastrointestinal PRESENTED BY Pashtoon Kasi, MD, MS ASCO AMERICAN OR Cancers Symposium #GI24 CINICAL EXCELOGY - - property - the - and ASCO Pession agent is - - personsible KNOWLEDGE CONQUERS CANCER
Ryan Huey, MD, MS
Ryan Huey, MD, MS @ryanhuey
BESPOKE CRC Data
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[Slide 1] 5 ctDNA-positivity at MRD time point is predictive of inferior DFS Stage II 10 00 0-8 MRD-positivity rate by stage II-III 07 04 0.5 04 Total, N MRD-negative, MRD-positive, 95% CI for 03 Stage n (%) n (%) positivity rate 02 01 00 II 280 262 (93.57) 18 (6.43) 4.10-9.93 12 24 x 40 60 72 54 9d 100 120 132 144 156 Weeks post surgery Number Risk III 343 268 (78.13) 75 (21.87) 17.82-26.54 262 257 253 246 238 227 206 171 50 4 0 MRO-positive 14 10 Total 623 530 93 Stage III 10 09 03 07 0.5 05 Benchmark for proportion (%) of patients who are 0.4 MRD-positive with stage II and III colorectal cancer. 03 02 01 00 12 24 36 48 40 72 84 96 908 120 132 544 156 Weeks post surgery . Risk MRO 258 265 200 253 244 237 224 182 51 # 3 0 68 SZ at 30 ASCO Gastrointestinal Pashtoon Kasi, MD. MS #GI24 ASCO Cancers Symposium KNOWLEDGE CONQUERS CANCER --- [Slide 2] 5 ctDNA-positivity at MRD time point is predictive of inferior DFS Stage II 10 09 08 MRD-positivity rate by stage II-III 07 Disease I From 00 05 04 90% a 19305 p<0.0001 Total, N MRD-negative, MRD-positive, 95% CI for 03 Stage n (%) n (%) positivity rate 02 01 00 II 280 262 (93.57) 18 (6.43) 4.10-9.93 42 24 36 4d 8 72 54 96 108 120 132 144 156 Works post surgery Number at Risk III 343 268 (78.13) 75 (21.87) 17.82-26.54 MRD negative 262 257 253 246 238 227 205 171 50 . 2 1 0 MRD-positive 18 14 10 7 / 0 $ 5 1 0 Total 623 530 93 Stage III 10 09 0.8 I 07 04 Benchmark for proportion (%) of patients who are 0.5 0.4 MRD-positive with stage II and III colorectal cancer. 03 02 90% CI 5.9.167, p-0-0001 01 00 12 24 36 48 60 72 64 96 108 120 132 544 156 I Include Number - Risk MRO-negative 268 265 260 253 244 237 224 182 M 8 3 0 MRD-positive c 73 68 37 47 17 30 0 7 0 ASCO Gastrointestinal Cancers Symposium #GI24 PRESENTED BY Pashtoon Kasi, MD, MS ASCO AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CUNCK CHOOLOGY - - property of the - and ASCO Pession segaral to - cantact personsions@gmail.com - KNOWLEDGE CONQUERS CANCER --- [Slide 3] 6 Benefit from ACT observed in MRD-positive but not MRD-negative patients MRD-positive patients MRD-negative patients 1.0 1.0 0.9 0.9 0.8 0.8 0.7 Disease-Free Survival 0.7 HR=1.47, 95% CI: 0.78-2.78, p=0.2316 0.6 0.5 Disease-Free Survival 0.6 0.5 0.4 0.4 0.3 0.3 0.2 0.2 0.1 HR=3.06, 95% CI: 1.43-6.56, p=0.0025 0.1 0.0 0.0 12 24 36 48 60 72 84 96 108 120 12 24 36 48 60 72 84 96 108 120 132 144 156 Weeks post surgery Weeks post surgery Number at Risk Number at Risk ACT 85 80 72 56 48 39 32 18 2 0 ACT 296 293 288 281 271 263 251 207 61 10 4 1 0 Observation 8 6 4 3 2 1 1 1 0 Observation 234 229 225 218 211 201 178 146 40 2 1 0 Adjuvant strategy ACT Observation Adjuvant strategy ACT Observation Numbers of events (%) 47/85 (55.29) 8/8 (100) Numbers of events (%) 18/296 (6.08) 20/234 (8.55) 2-year DFS post surgery, 2-year DFS post surgery, 42.44 (31.55-52.91) 12.50 (0.66-42.27) % (95% CI) 93.70 (90.03-96.05) 90.39 (85.38-93.75) % (95% CI) Median DFS post surgery, Median DFS post surgery, 17.78 (14.37-not reached) 7.52 (3.52-15.88) Not reached Not reached months (95%) months (95%) ASCO Gastrointestinal #GI24 PRESENTED BY: Pashtoon Kasi, MD ASCO AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CLINICAL ONCOLOGY Cancers Symposium Presentabcn 8 property of the withor and ASCO Permission required for rese, contact permissions@asco.org KNOWLEDGE CONQUERS CANCER --- [Slide 4] 8 Sustained ctDNA clearance is associated with superior DFS when compared to transient or no clearance DFS by ctDNA clearance patterns 85% of patients with transient clearance develop molecular recurrence by the 15th month 1.00 100 0.75 0.50 Patients converted to ctDNA-positive (%) 75 DFS probability 50 0.25 25 0.00 0 0 5 10 15 20 6-9 9-12 12-15 21-24 27-30 Time (months) (n=3) (n=7) (n=2) (n=1) (n=1) Number at risk Sustained clearance 17 16 16 12 1 Month Intervals from surgery Transient clearance 14 11 6 5 1 No clearance 14 6 3 3 1 ASCO Gastrointestinal #GI24 PRESENTED BY: Pashtoon Kasi, MD, MS ASCO AMERICAN SOCIETY or CLINICAL ONCOLOGY Cancers Symposium Presentation A property of the author and ASCO Personsion required for - contact permissions@asco.org KNOWLEDGE CONQUERS CANCER

BESPOKE CRC Top Tweets

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Pashtoon Kasi MD, MS
Pashtoon Kasi MD, MS@pashtoonkasi

#GI24 has officially started.🗞️

See the feature in #ASCODailyNews 📰 on our BESPOKE #ctDNA🩸🧬 study.

1st study to not only look at just recurrence/markers, but also to report on dimensions of…

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Pashtoon Kasi MD, MS
Pashtoon Kasi MD, MS@pashtoonkasi

More coverage on #ctDNA🧬 @ASCO #GI24.

We report on 1st interim analysis of the largest study in🇺🇸BESPOKE CRC &amp; also the patient reported outcomes piece.

➕Oligo-metastasis directed therapy
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Pashtoon Kasi MD, MS
Pashtoon Kasi MD, MS@pashtoonkasi

More coverage on #ctDNA🧬 @ASCO #GI24.

We report on 1st interim analysis of the largest study in🇺🇸BESPOKE CRC &amp; also the patient reported outcomes piece.

➕Oligo-metastasis directed therapy
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Dr. Allyson Ocean
Dr. Allyson Ocean@drallysonocean

I wasn’t going to post this because knowing @pashtoonkasi he was live tweeting during his excellent Bespoke presentation! 😆😂 Congrats, PK! #ctdna is HERE TO STAY! @ASCO #GI24 @NateraGenetics

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Dr. Nina Niu Sanford
Dr. Nina Niu Sanford@NiuSanford

ctDNA in CRC is prognostic, but there is no data showing that treatment initiated earlier based upon ctDNA positivity confers improved survival (or QOL).

Earlier detection alone does not equal…

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Pashtoon Kasi MD, MS
Pashtoon Kasi MD, MS@pashtoonkasi

👇🏾This is so cool.
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Jun Gong
Jun Gong@jgong15

Final BESPOKE @NateraOncology stage II-III CRC analysis ➡️ post-op ctDNA+ impacted adj tx decisions in 16% w/higher rates of MDT. Post-op ctDNA clearance associated with survival &amp; benefit to adj…

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Pashtoon Kasi MD, MS
Pashtoon Kasi MD, MS@pashtoonkasi

👇🏾This is so cool.
#GI24

2 of the🔝trending clinical trials @ASCO and study results are ours!

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Vivek Subbiah, MD
Vivek Subbiah, MD@VivekSubbiah

With a lot going on in the ctDNA/cfDNA space at @ASCO #GI24 #BESPOKE #COBRA #DYNAMIC trials + many more trials --&gt; liquid biopsy is here to stay 👉Read the 👉Liquid Biopsy Response Evaluation…

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Oncology Brothers
Oncology Brothers@OncBrothers

7. Role of ctDNA in CRC: #BESPOKE &amp; @SWOG 80702 trial in Stage II/III CRC

- ctDNA+ remains prognostic for poor outcomes
- @pashtoonkasi @KristenCiombor with all the data here at #GI25 on ctDNA,…

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About the BESPOKE CRC Trial

BESPOKE is one of the first prospective observational studies showing that tumor-informed ctDNA (Signatera) can both prognose recurrence risk AND predict adjuvant chemotherapy benefit in resected stage II/III CRC. MRD+ patients derive significant DFS benefit from chemo (median 17.78 vs. 7.52 mo); MRD- patients do NOT benefit from chemo. Complements GALAXY/CIRCULATE-Japan and DYNAMIC-III, informing emerging ctDNA-guided SOC. Randomized confirmation in CIRCULATE-Japan (prospective ctDNA-directed chemo) and COBRA (MRD-based escalation) will define clinical utility.

Trial Methodology & Results

Impact of Signatera ctDNA on Adjuvant Treatment Decisions + Rate of Recurrence Detection — Primary Endpoints (Observational)

Median: 15.98 months median DFS (MRD+ post-surgery) vs. not reached (MRD- post-surgery). HR 12.1 (95% CI 8.0-18.3), P<0.0001 2-year DFS (MRD status) rate: 91.59% (MRD-negative) vs. 29.86% (MRD-positive). In the MRD window cohort (n=623), ctDNA positivity post-surgery was highly predictive of inferior DFS. 2-year DFS rate 91.59% (MRD-) vs. 29.86% (MRD+); HR 12.1 (95% CI 8.0-18.3, P<0.0001). Median DFS not reached vs. 15.98 months. Results were consistent across stage II and stage III disease. Study enrolled 1,788 patients total across stage I-IV; interim analysis focused on 689 stage II/III patients.

✓ MRD+ 2-yr DFS 29.86% vs. MRD- 91.59% (HR 12.1)

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Overall Survival (OS)

Predictive value of MRD status for adjuvant chemotherapy benefit: Among MRD-POSITIVE patients (n=46), adjuvant chemo significantly improved DFS — median 17.78 vs. 7.52 months (HR 3.06, 95% CI 1.43-6.56, P=0.0025); 2-yr DFS 42.44% vs. 12.50%. Among MRD-NEGATIVE patients, NO benefit from adjuvant chemo — median DFS not reached in either arm; 2-yr DFS 93.7% vs. 90.39% (HR 1.47, 95% CI 0.78-2.78, P=0.2316). ctDNA dynamics: sustained clearance = disease-free several years out; 85% of patients with TRANSIENT ctDNA clearance developed molecular recurrence by 15 months. ctDNA+ during surveillance also predicted inferior DFS (2-yr DFS 22.56% vs. 97.58% in chemo-treated arm, P<0.0001).


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Safety & Tolerability

Observational study of a diagnostic test (Signatera ctDNA) — no therapeutic intervention mandated by protocol. Safety of decision-making: 73% of 413 patients surveyed reported Signatera results reduced anxiety about recurrence; 96% valued the additional information.

Patient-reported: 73% less recurrence anxiety with Signatera

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Clinical Implications

ctDNA MRD status (Signatera) is strongly prognostic AND predictive of adjuvant chemo benefit in stage II/III CRC. BESPOKE is one of the first prospective observational studies showing that tumor-informed ctDNA (Signatera) can both prognose recurrence risk AND predict adjuvant chemotherapy benefit in resected stage II/III CRC. MRD+ patients derive significant DFS benefit from chemo (median 17.78 vs. 7.52 mo); MRD- patients do NOT benefit from chemo. Complements GALAXY/CIRCULATE-Japan and DYNAMIC-III, informing emerging ctDNA-guided SOC. Randomized confirmation in CIRCULATE-Japan (prospective ctDNA-directed chemo) and COBRA (MRD-based escalation) will define clinical utility.

BESPOKE CRC in the News

Key KOL Sentiments — BESPOKE CRC

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Pashtoon Kasi MD, MS ● POSITIVE More coverage on #ctDNA🧬 @ASCO #GI24. We report on 1st interim analysis of the largest study in🇺🇸BESPOKE CRC &amp; also the patient reported outcomes piece. ➕Oligo-metastasis directed therapy 🔪 ☢️ 🧊 How many are we helping? @OncoAlert @BusinessWire https://t.co/YTkdIwGvy3 https://t.co/zyAF4wWiyB
Dr. Allyson Ocean ● POSITIVE I wasn’t going to post this because knowing @pashtoonkasi he was live tweeting during his excellent Bespoke presentation! 😆😂 Congrats, PK! #ctdna is HERE TO STAY! @ASCO #GI24 @NateraGenetics @WeillCornell @WCM_MeyerCancer https://t.co/sBP8o6ggnI
Pashtoon Kasi MD, MS ● POSITIVE 👇🏾This is so cool. #GI24 2 of the🔝trending clinical trials @ASCO and study results are ours! ✔️#ctDNA BESPOKE CRC &amp; ✔️#NEST-1 using BOT/BAL novel CTLA-4⛔️ in patients with colorectal cancers. Can’t wait till Saturday to present these in more detail. @OncoAlert @brunolarvol https://t.co/xjhCp0Gkns
Pashtoon Kasi MD, MS ● POSITIVE 👇🏾This is so cool. #GI24 2 of the🔝trending clinical trials @ASCO and study results are ours! ✔️#ctDNA BESPOKE CRC &amp; ✔️#NEST-1 using BOT/BAL novel CTLA-4⛔️ in patients with colorectal cancers. Can’t wait till Saturday to present these in more detail. @OncoAlert @brunolarvol https://t.co/xjhCp0Gkns
Allison Rosen, MS ● POSITIVE Great presentation by @pashtoonkasi on ctDNA for informing adjuvant chemotherapy in stage II/III colorectal cancer, the BESPOKE CRC study. ctDNA detection of MRD is a powerful &amp; predictive tool for patients with Stage 2 &amp; 3 #colorectalcancer @ASCO #GI24 #crcsm #ayacsm @OncoAlert https://t.co/WXzjqWkDHO
Howard S Hochster MD ● POSITIVE Congrats to @ludaberim and all the @RutgersCancer GI Oncology docs and research staff for co-authorship on the excellent @ASCO #GI24 presentation of the BESPOKE trial of ctDNA as presented by @pashtoonkasi 👉great data on MRD testing 👈 to direct adjuvant #CRC Rx https://t.co/0MGUWXgJ1a
Dr Joseph McCollom DO ● POSITIVE So many amazing posters highlighting the best in #crcsm and #ancsm here at #GI24. Honored to have been a site PI for #BESPOKE 🗣️. Please catch @pashtoonkasi oral abstract in the 9:15-10a session. Always love the work of @manjuggm and @colontown @paltown1 #GIonc Catch again at 12p https://t.co/a3NKIZliZj
Dr Joseph McCollom DO ● POSITIVE So many amazing posters highlighting the best in #crcsm and #ancsm here at #GI24. Honored to have been a site PI for #BESPOKE 🗣️. Please catch @pashtoonkasi oral abstract in the 9:15-10a session. Always love the work of @manjuggm and @colontown @paltown1 #GIonc Catch again at 12p https://t.co/a3NKIZliZj
Howard S Hochster MD ● POSITIVE Congrats to @ludaberim and all the @RutgersCancer GI Oncology docs and research staff for co-authorship on the excellent @ASCO #GI24 presentation of the BESPOKE trial of ctDNA as presented by @pashtoonkasi 👉great data on MRD testing 👈 to direct adjuvant #CRC Rx https://t.co/0MGUWXgJ1a
Natera Oncology ● POSITIVE We're excited to present at @ASCO GI this week, incl. the first read-outs in early cancer detection and tissue-free MRD, as well as new Signatera data from BESPOKE CRC. Learn more: https://t.co/UHg4pf4AoO #Natera #ASCO #ASCOGI #GI25 https://t.co/k89uEWNPhx
Pashtoon Kasi MD, MS ● NEUTRAL #GI24 has officially started.🗞️ See the feature in #ASCODailyNews 📰 on our BESPOKE #ctDNA🩸🧬 study. 1st study to not only look at just recurrence/markers, but also to report on dimensions of well-being. @ASCO @OncoAlert 📌Oral presentation Saturday🗓️ https://t.co/HkY5IgTFJ5 https://t.co/7IWeTTClyw
Pashtoon Kasi MD, MS ● NEUTRAL More coverage on #ctDNA🧬 @ASCO #GI24. We report on 1st interim analysis of the largest study in🇺🇸BESPOKE CRC &amp; also the patient reported outcomes piece. ➕Oligo-metastasis directed therapy 🔪 ☢️ 🧊 How many are we helping? @OncoAlert @BusinessWire https://t.co/YTkdIwGvy3 https://t.co/zyAF4wWiyB
Dr. Nina Niu Sanford ● NEUTRAL ctDNA in CRC is prognostic, but there is no data showing that treatment initiated earlier based upon ctDNA positivity confers improved survival (or QOL). Earlier detection alone does not equal benefit. Great job @KristenCiombor 👏👏 #GI25 https://t.co/c7zvn7tS1U
Jun Gong ● NEUTRAL Final BESPOKE @NateraOncology stage II-III CRC analysis ➡️ post-op ctDNA+ impacted adj tx decisions in 16% w/higher rates of MDT. Post-op ctDNA clearance associated with survival &amp; benefit to adj chemo seen only in those MRD+. Need for RCTs ASCO #GI25 @OncoAlert @manjuggm https://t.co/r0o2KOkrWQ
Vivek Subbiah, MD ● NEUTRAL With a lot going on in the ctDNA/cfDNA space at @ASCO #GI24 #BESPOKE #COBRA #DYNAMIC trials + many more trials --&gt; liquid biopsy is here to stay 👉Read the 👉Liquid Biopsy Response Evaluation Criteria in Solid Tumors (LB-RECIST) recently published in @Annals_Oncology @myESMO… https://t.co/XyxEMU5gN5
Oncology Brothers ● NEUTRAL 7. Role of ctDNA in CRC: #BESPOKE &amp; @SWOG 80702 trial in Stage II/III CRC - ctDNA+ remains prognostic for poor outcomes - @pashtoonkasi @KristenCiombor with all the data here at #GI25 on ctDNA, outside trials, how should this be used today in our clinic? 8/8 https://t.co/H45cX3JHdy https://t.co/tMUYp7hNu5
Dr. Cathy Eng ● NEUTRAL Updated data from Dr. Purvl Shah re: BESPOKE trial re: role of #ctDNA and the impact on decision making in stage II/III #coloncancer disease. @NateraOncology @asco #ASCOGI25 #cancer #cancerresearch @OncoAlert https://t.co/3y1iaXffGb
Michael Shusterman, MD ● NEUTRAL This 100%. I am not aware of a single predictive study demonstrating survival benefit with ctDNA to date. Also, despite BESPOKE findings, every ctDNA positive patients we have seen has had significant anxiety. We offer it as a prognostic tool, but long term role? https://t.co/N59Dzmlm3d
Dr Amol Akhade ● NEUTRAL BESPOKE CRC and Dynamic Rectal study. Two different curves . CtDNA for colorectal cancer. Do u use it for clinical decisions in adjuvant setting? @agrothey @CathyEngMD @NiuSanford @GIcancerDoc @dr_yakupergun @OncoAlert @aparna1024 @OncoAlert #GI24 https://t.co/NxSgORS6bx
Jun Gong ● NEUTRAL @pashtoonkasi #BESPOKE ctDNA is predictive of DFS, benefit for adjuvant therapy seen in #ctDNA+, sustained clearance is associated w/superior DFS, and allowed for oligo-met directed therapy in 40% of pts who recurred, MRD #crcsm #gi24 @OncoAlert https://t.co/uvM7HabIar
Ryan Huey, MD, MS ● NEUTRAL .@pashtoonkasi presents BESPOKE CRC. ctDNA positivity is a negative prognostic sign. Seems adjuvant chemo benefitted the MRD+ group (but not MRD- ?). Sustained clearance at 15m might be an important point. #GI24 https://t.co/txOXARu9hx
Pashtoon Kasi MD, MS ● NEUTRAL Just published🗞️ @ASCOPost “Studies Show Progress in Using ctDNA to Guide Colorectal Cancer Treatment.” Patients appreciated the use of ctDNA and the information it produced in guiding their treatment. #ctDNA is here to stay. @ASCO @OncoAlert https://t.co/HsyZ7YRNOR https://t.co/eYMorhQQlW
Anita Turk ● NEUTRAL BESPOKE studying ctDNA informed advance therapy for stage II/III colon cancer. No benefit in PFS see for patients who are MRD negative. Would like to see a breakdown of all stages and molecular subtypes to see if this holds true for all. #GI24 https://t.co/AB6N0WndYt
Garrett Green, MD ● NEUTRAL #BESPOKE #GI24 ctDNA for Oligomets directed therapy, reduced anxiety, prognostic and predictive @pashtoonkasi @NateraOncology https://t.co/r3aLVbYMvn
Namrata (Neena) Vijayvergia MD ● NEUTRAL @NiuSanford @KristenCiombor I am with her
Adham Jurdi ● NEUTRAL 4. What about the patients' voice? BESPOKE CRC PROs 👉Regardless of ctDNA results, &gt;73% of respondents reported ⬇️anxiety 👉No difference in HADS anxiety/ depression scores based on ctDNA results. 👉Slightly higher fear of cancer recurrence among ctDNA-pos pts. 6/9 https://t.co/t4ZxDibYJK
Adham Jurdi ● NEUTRAL 3. Serial monitoring can identify late relapses and Oligomets. 👉BESPOKE CRC: 40% of all recurrences received met-directed therapy. 👉After MDT for CRLM, ctDNA-pos pts had a median DFS of 3.4m vs. 14m for ctDNA-neg 5/9 https://t.co/nGce4UkSbL
Moffitt Cancer Center ● NEUTRAL Join Richard Kim, MD tomorrow at ASCO GI for a discussion on the final analysis of the BESPOKE CRC sub-cohort on circulating tumor DNA for detecting molecular residual disease in patients with stage II/III colorectal cancer. #GI25 Learn more: https://t.co/jmJcapJioB @ASCO https://t.co/7Lk8tECCjT
Yakup Ergün ● NEUTRAL @SuyogCancer @agrothey @CathyEngMD @NiuSanford @GIcancerDoc @OncoAlert @aparna1024 The method of detection of ctDNA, timing, repetition time, the contribution of oxaliplatin addition, false negativity (such as peritoneal met) .... need to be further clarified. I have not yet used it in my clinical practice, but if I do, I would prefer to use it in colon… https://t.co/ouiOrjgQsU
Santhosh Ambika ● NEUTRAL @NiuSanford @KristenCiombor Backing off on doing cDNA routinely .. -hardly had a cDNA+ only case altering the management https://t.co/oIhaeKyehz