- ICH GCP
- US Clinical Trials Registry
- Clinical Trial NCT07556549
A Study to Learn About Study Medicine Lorlatinib, as a First-line Treatment in Chinese Adults With ALK-positive a/mNSCLC
RETROSPECTIVE CHART REVIEW STUDY OF FIRST LINE LORLATINIB IN LOCALLY ADVANCED/METASTATIC ALK-POSITIVE NON-SMALL CELL LUNG CANCER PATIENTS IN CHINA
The purpose of this retrospective study is to learn about the real-world effects of the study medicine lorlatinib for the first-line treatment of Chinese adult patients who were diagnosed with ALK-positive a/mNSCLC.
The participants included in this study are:
- Aged 18 years or more
- diagnosed with a/mNSCLC
- confirmed with testing for ALK-positive
- have started first-line lorlatinib treatment during the patient selection period
In this study, the main objectives are to learn the patient characteristics and the real-world treatment pattern of first-line treatment of lorlatinib in China at a real-world setting.
Study Overview
Status
Conditions
Intervention / Treatment
Study Type
Enrollment (Actual)
Contacts and Locations
Study Locations
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Beijing, China
- Pfizer
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Participation Criteria
Eligibility Criteria
Ages Eligible for Study
- Adult
- Older Adult
Accepts Healthy Volunteers
Sampling Method
Study Population
Description
Patients must meet all of the following inclusion criteria to be eligible for inclusion in the study:
- Age ≥18 years
- Diagnosed with a/mNSCLC
- Confirmed testing for ALK-positive
- Initiated first-line lorlatinib treatment during the patient selection period, prior therapy such as adjuvant or neoadjuvant treatment are allowed.
- A minimum lookback period of at least 3 months to establish a baseline period and ensure first-line use of cohort entry drug
- Have at least 6 months of follow-up data available (early death or progression will be included)
Study Plan
How is the study designed?
Design Details
Cohorts and Interventions
Group / Cohort |
Intervention / Treatment |
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Lorlatinib in locally advanced/metastatic ALK-positive Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer Patients in China
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for the treatment of patients with locally advanced or metastatic ALK positive non-small cell lung cancer.
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What is the study measuring?
Primary Outcome Measures
Outcome Measure |
Measure Description |
Time Frame |
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Age at Start of Lorlatinib Treatment
Time Frame: At initiation of lorlatinib treatment between July 2022- October 2024
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Number of percentages of patients by age
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At initiation of lorlatinib treatment between July 2022- October 2024
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Smoking status (if available) at Start of Lorlatinib Treatment
Time Frame: At initiation of lorlatinib treatment between July 2022- October 2024
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Number of patients by smoking status
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At initiation of lorlatinib treatment between July 2022- October 2024
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Histology of patients at start of Lorlatinib treatment
Time Frame: At initiation of lorlatinib treatment between July 2022- October 2024
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Histology of patients were reported in this outcome measure
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At initiation of lorlatinib treatment between July 2022- October 2024
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Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group (ECOG) performance status of patients at Start of Lorlatinib Treatment
Time Frame: At initiation of lorlatinib treatment between July 2022- October 2024
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number of Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group (ECOG) performance status of patients
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At initiation of lorlatinib treatment between July 2022- October 2024
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Initial cancer stage at diagnosis of patients prior Start of Lorlatinib Treatment
Time Frame: At initiation of lorlatinib treatment between July 2022- October 2024
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initial cancer stage of patients were reported in this outcome measure
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At initiation of lorlatinib treatment between July 2022- October 2024
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Current cancer stage at Start of Lorlatinib Treatment
Time Frame: At initiation of lorlatinib treatment between July 2022- October 2024
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Current cancer stage of patients were reported in this outcome measure
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At initiation of lorlatinib treatment between July 2022- October 2024
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Brain metastases status at Start of Lorlatinib Treatment
Time Frame: At initiation of lorlatinib treatment between July 2022- October 2024
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Brain metastases status of patients were reported in this outcome measure
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At initiation of lorlatinib treatment between July 2022- October 2024
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Date of initial NSCLC diagnosis
Time Frame: At initiation of lorlatinib treatment between July 2022- October 2024
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Date of initial NSCLC diagnosis
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At initiation of lorlatinib treatment between July 2022- October 2024
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Date of a/mNSCLC diagnosis
Time Frame: At initiation of lorlatinib treatment between July 2022- October 2024
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Date of a/mNSCLC diagnosis of patients were reported in this outcome measure
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At initiation of lorlatinib treatment between July 2022- October 2024
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ALK-positive diagnosis prior to Start of Lorlatinib Treatment
Time Frame: At initiation of lorlatinib treatment between July 2022- October 2024
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Date of patients with ALK-positive diagnosis
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At initiation of lorlatinib treatment between July 2022- October 2024
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Gene testing method and results prior to initiation of lorlatinib treatment
Time Frame: At initiation of lorlatinib treatment between July 2022- October 2024
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Gene testing method and results of patients were reported in this outcome measure
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At initiation of lorlatinib treatment between July 2022- October 2024
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Date of brain metastases diagnosis prior to initiation of lorlatinib treatment
Time Frame: At initiation of lorlatinib treatment between July 2022- October 2024
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number and date of brain metastases diagnosis of patients for whom had BM prior lorlatinib treatment
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At initiation of lorlatinib treatment between July 2022- October 2024
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Presence of comorbidities at Start of Lorlatinib Treatment
Time Frame: At initiation of lorlatinib treatment between July 2022- October 2024
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Presence of comorbidities of patients were reported in this outcome measure
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At initiation of lorlatinib treatment between July 2022- October 2024
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Concomitant therapies at Start of Lorlatinib Treatment
Time Frame: At initiation of lorlatinib treatment between July 2022- October 2024
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Concomitant therapies of patients were reported in this outcome measure
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At initiation of lorlatinib treatment between July 2022- October 2024
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Date of lorlatinib initiation
Time Frame: At initiation of lorlatinib treatment between July 2022- October 2024
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Date of Lorlatinib first prescription were reported in this outcome measure
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At initiation of lorlatinib treatment between July 2022- October 2024
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Initial lorlatinib dose at Start of Lorlatinib Treatment
Time Frame: At initiation of lorlatinib treatment between July 2022- October 2024
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Initial lorlatinib dose for patients receiving Lorlatinb treatment were reported in this outcome measure
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At initiation of lorlatinib treatment between July 2022- October 2024
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Dose adjustments when patients were prescribed with Lorlatinib Treatment
Time Frame: From the date of initiation of lorlatinib treatment to the date of treatment dose adjustments, assessed up to 50 months (where 50 months is the estimated maximum follow-up duration for this outcome).
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Dose adjustments of Lorlatinib Treatment and Date were reported in this outcome measure
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From the date of initiation of lorlatinib treatment to the date of treatment dose adjustments, assessed up to 50 months (where 50 months is the estimated maximum follow-up duration for this outcome).
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Gender at Start of Lorlatinib Treatment
Time Frame: At initiation of lorlatinib treatment between July 2022- October 2024
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Number of patients by gender
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At initiation of lorlatinib treatment between July 2022- October 2024
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Weight at Start of Lorlatinib Treatment
Time Frame: At initiation of lorlatinib treatment between July 2022- October 2024
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Number of patients by weight
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At initiation of lorlatinib treatment between July 2022- October 2024
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Height at Start of Lorlatinib Treatment
Time Frame: At initiation of lorlatinib treatment between July 2022- October 2024
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Number of patients by height
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At initiation of lorlatinib treatment between July 2022- October 2024
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Body mass index (BMI) at Start of Lorlatinib Treatment
Time Frame: At initiation of lorlatinib treatment between July 2022- October 2024
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Number of patients by BMI
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At initiation of lorlatinib treatment between July 2022- October 2024
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Secondary Outcome Measures
Outcome Measure |
Measure Description |
Time Frame |
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Time to Discontinuation (TTD) in 1 L lorlatinib patients
Time Frame: From the date of first lorlatinib dose until permanent discontinuation of treatment for any cause, assessed up to 50 months (where 50 months is the estimated maximum follow-up duration for this outcome).
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Time to Discontinuation (TTD) was the time from the date of initiation of Lorlatinib Treatment to date if the permanent cessation of lorlatinib due to any reasons, including progression, adverse events, patient decision, or physician recommendation.
TTD will be analyzed using Kaplan-Meier survival analysis.
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From the date of first lorlatinib dose until permanent discontinuation of treatment for any cause, assessed up to 50 months (where 50 months is the estimated maximum follow-up duration for this outcome).
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Last dose for Patients who are still on the Lorlatinib first line treatment
Time Frame: the date of any-cause treatment discontinuation or study end, assessed up to 50 months (where 50 months is the estimated maximum follow-up duration for this outcome).
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Last dose for Patients who are still on the therapy were reported in this outcome measure
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the date of any-cause treatment discontinuation or study end, assessed up to 50 months (where 50 months is the estimated maximum follow-up duration for this outcome).
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Treatment switching to other ALK TKls from Lorlatinib Treatment
Time Frame: From the date of initiation of other ALK TKIs to the study end, assessed up to 50 months (where 50 months is the estimated maximum follow-up duration for this outcome).
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Treatment switching to other ALK TKls was switching from lorlatinib to another ALK-TKIs due to any reasons.
The Name of treatment regimen, Date of treatment switch and Duration of each switched regimen were recorded in this outcome measure.
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From the date of initiation of other ALK TKIs to the study end, assessed up to 50 months (where 50 months is the estimated maximum follow-up duration for this outcome).
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Treatment switching to subsequence treatment from 1L Lorlatinib Treatment
Time Frame: From the date of initiation of subsequent other treatment to the date of any-cause treatment discontinuation or study end, assessed up to 50 months (where 50 months is the estimated maximum follow-up duration for this outcome).
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Treatment switching to subsequence treatment was switching from lorlatinib to another systemic therapy due to treatment failure caused by progression, intolerance, or physician decision.
It was recorded in this outcome measure.
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From the date of initiation of subsequent other treatment to the date of any-cause treatment discontinuation or study end, assessed up to 50 months (where 50 months is the estimated maximum follow-up duration for this outcome).
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Medical Costs during lorlatinib treatment period
Time Frame: From the date of first lorlatinib dose until permanent discontinuation of treatment for any cause, assessed up to 50 months (where 50 months is the estimated maximum follow-up duration for this outcome).
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Medical Costs during lorlatinib treatment period for patients were reported in this outcome measure, inducing drug costs, hospitalization costs, outpatient cost, and ect.
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From the date of first lorlatinib dose until permanent discontinuation of treatment for any cause, assessed up to 50 months (where 50 months is the estimated maximum follow-up duration for this outcome).
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Brain metastases progression and date of patients receiving Lorlatinib treatment
Time Frame: From the date of initiation of lorlatinib treatment to the date of BM progression, assessed up to 50 months (where 50 months is the estimated maximum follow-up duration for this outcome).
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Brain metastases progression was radiological confirmation of new or worsening intracranial lesions.
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From the date of initiation of lorlatinib treatment to the date of BM progression, assessed up to 50 months (where 50 months is the estimated maximum follow-up duration for this outcome).
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Death (if applicable) of patients receiving Lorlatinib for the first-line treatment
Time Frame: From the date of initiation of lorlatinib treatment to the date of any-cause treatment discontinuation or study end, assessed up to 50 months (where 50 months is the estimated maximum follow-up duration for this outcome).
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percentage of Deaths (and date if applicable) of patients
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From the date of initiation of lorlatinib treatment to the date of any-cause treatment discontinuation or study end, assessed up to 50 months (where 50 months is the estimated maximum follow-up duration for this outcome).
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The cumulative incidence rate of BM of patients receiving Lorlatinib for the first-line treatment
Time Frame: From the date of initiation of lorlatinib treatment to the date of any-cause treatment discontinuation or study end, assessed up to 50 months (where 50 months is the estimated maximum follow-up duration for this outcome).
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Percentage of number of patients with BM
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From the date of initiation of lorlatinib treatment to the date of any-cause treatment discontinuation or study end, assessed up to 50 months (where 50 months is the estimated maximum follow-up duration for this outcome).
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1L lorlatinib resistance mechanism (if applicable)
Time Frame: From the date of initiation of lorlatinib treatment to the date of any-cause treatment discontinuation or study end, assessed up to 50 months (where 50 months is the estimated maximum follow-up duration for this outcome).
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Characterization of acquired resistance mechanisms to first-line lorlatinib, including on-target ALK alterations and off-target/bypass pathway activations, as identified at disease progression.
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From the date of initiation of lorlatinib treatment to the date of any-cause treatment discontinuation or study end, assessed up to 50 months (where 50 months is the estimated maximum follow-up duration for this outcome).
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Collaborators and Investigators
Sponsor
Investigators
- Study Director: Pfizer CT.gov Call Center, Pfizer
Publications and helpful links
Study record dates
Study Major Dates
Study Start (Actual)
Primary Completion (Estimated)
Study Completion (Estimated)
Study Registration Dates
First Submitted
First Submitted That Met QC Criteria
First Posted (Actual)
Study Record Updates
Last Update Posted (Actual)
Last Update Submitted That Met QC Criteria
Last Verified
More Information
Terms related to this study
Additional Relevant MeSH Terms
Other Study ID Numbers
- B7461056
Plan for Individual participant data (IPD)
Plan to Share Individual Participant Data (IPD)?
IPD Plan Description
Drug and device information, study documents
Studies a U.S. FDA-regulated drug product
Studies a U.S. FDA-regulated device product
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