Table 1.

Demographic and baseline clinical characteristics in the overall population

CharacteristicOverall N = 103
Age, median (range), y 72 (20-87) 
Age group, y, n (%)  
<65 28 (27.2) 
65 to <75 39 (37.9) 
≥75 36 (35.0) 
Sex at birth, n (%)  
Male 57 (55.3) 
Female 46 (44.7) 
Race, n (%)  
White 78 (75.7) 
Black or African American 4 (3.9) 
Asian 4 (3.9) 
Other 1 (1.0) 
Not reported 16 (15.5) 
Ethnicity, n (%)  
Hispanic or Latino 3 (2.9) 
Not Hispanic or Latino 22 (21.4) 
Not reported 3 (2.9) 
Missing 75 (72.8) 
Region, n (%)  
Europe 74 (71.8) 
North America 28 (27.2) 
Australia 1 (1.0) 
ECOG performance status, n (%)  
33 (32.0) 
57 (55.3) 
13 (12.6) 
IPI, n (%)  
<3 38 (36.9) 
≥3 65 (63.1) 
Bulky disease by IRC assessment, n (%)  
<7 cm (nonbulky disease) 62 (60.2) 
7 to 10 cm 18 (17.5) 
>10 cm 20 (19.4) 
DLBCL type, n (%)  
De novo 75 (72.8) 
Transformed 24 (23.3) 
Double- or triple-hit lymphoma (MYC and BCL2 and/or BCL6 rearrangement) by central laboratory,§ n/n (%) 6/58 (10.3) 
DLBCL cell of origin,|| n (%)  
Activated B cell/non–germinal center B cell 43 (41.7) 
Germinal center B cell 41 (39.8) 
Unknown 19 (18.4) 
Ann Arbor stage, n (%)  
I or II 22 (21.4) 
III 18 (17.5) 
IV 63 (61.2) 
Time from initial diagnosis to first dose of epcoritamab, median (range), mo 13.2 (0.6-177.7) 
Time from end of last therapy to first dose of epcoritamab, median (range), mo 4.6 (0.6-98.9) 
Prior lines of antilymphoma therapy, median (range) 2 (1-6) 
Prior lines of antilymphoma therapy, n (%)  
39 (37.9) 
27 (26.2) 
≥3 37 (35.9) 
Primary refractory disease,,# n (%) 54 (52.4) 
Refractory to last systemic therapy,# n (%) 72 (69.9) 
Refractory to ≥2 consecutive lines of therapy,# n (%) 38 (36.9) 
Prior ASCT, n (%) 10 (9.7) 
Relapsed ≤12 mo after ASCT, n/n (%) 5/10 (50.0) 
Prior CAR T-cell therapy, n (%) 29 (28.2) 
CharacteristicOverall N = 103
Age, median (range), y 72 (20-87) 
Age group, y, n (%)  
<65 28 (27.2) 
65 to <75 39 (37.9) 
≥75 36 (35.0) 
Sex at birth, n (%)  
Male 57 (55.3) 
Female 46 (44.7) 
Race, n (%)  
White 78 (75.7) 
Black or African American 4 (3.9) 
Asian 4 (3.9) 
Other 1 (1.0) 
Not reported 16 (15.5) 
Ethnicity, n (%)  
Hispanic or Latino 3 (2.9) 
Not Hispanic or Latino 22 (21.4) 
Not reported 3 (2.9) 
Missing 75 (72.8) 
Region, n (%)  
Europe 74 (71.8) 
North America 28 (27.2) 
Australia 1 (1.0) 
ECOG performance status, n (%)  
33 (32.0) 
57 (55.3) 
13 (12.6) 
IPI, n (%)  
<3 38 (36.9) 
≥3 65 (63.1) 
Bulky disease by IRC assessment, n (%)  
<7 cm (nonbulky disease) 62 (60.2) 
7 to 10 cm 18 (17.5) 
>10 cm 20 (19.4) 
DLBCL type, n (%)  
De novo 75 (72.8) 
Transformed 24 (23.3) 
Double- or triple-hit lymphoma (MYC and BCL2 and/or BCL6 rearrangement) by central laboratory,§ n/n (%) 6/58 (10.3) 
DLBCL cell of origin,|| n (%)  
Activated B cell/non–germinal center B cell 43 (41.7) 
Germinal center B cell 41 (39.8) 
Unknown 19 (18.4) 
Ann Arbor stage, n (%)  
I or II 22 (21.4) 
III 18 (17.5) 
IV 63 (61.2) 
Time from initial diagnosis to first dose of epcoritamab, median (range), mo 13.2 (0.6-177.7) 
Time from end of last therapy to first dose of epcoritamab, median (range), mo 4.6 (0.6-98.9) 
Prior lines of antilymphoma therapy, median (range) 2 (1-6) 
Prior lines of antilymphoma therapy, n (%)  
39 (37.9) 
27 (26.2) 
≥3 37 (35.9) 
Primary refractory disease,,# n (%) 54 (52.4) 
Refractory to last systemic therapy,# n (%) 72 (69.9) 
Refractory to ≥2 consecutive lines of therapy,# n (%) 38 (36.9) 
Prior ASCT, n (%) 10 (9.7) 
Relapsed ≤12 mo after ASCT, n/n (%) 5/10 (50.0) 
Prior CAR T-cell therapy, n (%) 29 (28.2) 

ECOG, Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group; IPI, International Prognostic Index.

Ethnicity was not reported for patients enrolled outside of the United States.

A total of 12 patients had bulky disease of >10 cm by investigator assessment. Bulky disease status by IRC was missing for 3 patients.

De novo vs transformed status was missing for 4 patients.

§

MYC and BCL2 and/or BCL6 rearrangement by central laboratory was not assessed in 45 patients.

||

DLBCL cell of origin was determined by local laboratory.

Primary refractory disease is defined as disease that is refractory to first-line antilymphoma therapy.

#

Refractory disease is defined as disease progression or stable disease as best overall response during therapy or progression within 6 months of completion of therapy.

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