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Identification and quantification of malignant cells (CSFTCs) in cerebrospinal fluid : GC Faure, Q Tu (Nancytomique- Nancy), E Le Rhun (Lille) We declare not having a conflict of interest Diagnosis of leptomeningeal metastases (LM) in patients with solid tumors (breast, lung, prostate...) and melanomas remains difficult. Usual diagnostic methods of cytomorphological assessment of cerebro- spinal fluid (CSF) and gadolinium enhanced MRI lack both specificity and sensitivity.

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Identification and quantification of malignant cells (CSFTCs) in cerebrospinal fluid by GC Faure, Q Tu, E Le Rhun

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Page 1: Cytology Paris 2013: presentation selected for a cytopathologist junior prize

Identification and quantification of malignant cells (CSFTCs) in cerebrospinal fluid : GC Faure, Q Tu (Nancytomique- Nancy),

E Le Rhun (Lille)We declare not having a conflict of interest

Diagnosis of leptomeningeal metastases (LM) in patients with solid tumors (breast, lung, prostate...) and melanomas remains difficult.

Usual diagnostic methods of cytomorphological assessment of cerebro-spinal fluid (CSF) and gadolinium enhanced MRI lack both specificity and sensitivity.

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Plan

• Leptomeningeal Metastases (LM)• The biological fluid CSF• Diagnostic challenges Gold Standard• Method • Results• Openings

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LM or meningeal carcinomatosisEpidemiology... Prognosis

3 to 5% of cancer patients, incidence up to 9.6% (J Clin Oncol 2004;22:2865)

Up to 19% of autopsied patients with cancer and neurological symtoms (Glass, 1979)

– Breast cancer (5%), lung (11%), melanoma (20%) Increasing incidence

– Better survival of cancer patients

+ New molecules for systemic disease have bad meningeal diffusion Kodack DP et al. PNAS 2012, 109, E3119

Very Bad prognosis (4 weeks to 6 months) and bad quality of life

– But promise of new intrathecal drugs (MTX, trastuzumab...) and trials (Chamberlain)

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Cerebrospinal fluid: CSF

• Volume 150mL• Production #500mL per day, (3.7x)• Choroid plexuses

• Lumbar puncture Berlin– Heinrich Ireneus Quincke – Berl klin Wochenschr 1891;28:929 +965

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LM: Diagnostic challengeGold standardDux et al, J Neurol Sci, 1994; 121; 74-78

CSF volume– 3.5mL: 68% positivity – 10.5mL: 97% positivity

Time interval between sampling and analysis Cell viability 30 mns 50%; 60 mns 20%; 90 mns 10%

Good sensitivity requires First LP 40% Second LP 80%, Third LP to reach 90-95%

No reliable quantification– Response at 50% threshold

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Methods

• CellSave® tubes allowing multicentric studies

• CellSearch® Veridex– Cell Tracks AutoPrep– Analyzer II... Multispectral imaging

• CellTracks® CTCs and CMC kits– EpCAM enrichment, KT label, CD45

• Validation on image galeries

CellTracks AutoPrep System

CellTracks Analyzer II

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LM and « CSFTCs » in Breast Cancer (BMC Clinical Pathology 2012)

• Detection• Quantification: 1 to 103-4

• Characterization– Her2-Neu

Specificity: no contaminating ependymal cellsSensitivity: detection and quantification in all

established LM patients studied compared to cytology

High homogeneity (and reproducibility) of images

High purity compared to blood samples

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Sequential analysis of CSFTCs confirms repetability of numerations with two subgroups (high > 700/mL vs low)BMC Clin Pathol 2012

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Melanoma CSFMCsMedical Oncology 2013;

• CMC kit (J&J, VERIDEX)– CD146 capture, MEL14 , CD45

• Four patients 9 points• Good reproducibility during follow-up• Cell morphology of melanoma cells in CSF far

better than in blood

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LUNG CancerCSFTCs + CSFTMs

Cytomorphology: cell galleries allow to differentiate SCLC, NSCLC (adenocarcinoma, squamous carcinoma)

and detect apoptosis, autophagy...• Numerous CTMs in some NSCLC patients

up to 80%, in sequential study

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CSFTCs: a new frontier!

• Tumoral (epithelial) cells can be detected and quantified in CSF with the CellSearch® technology (CSFTCs)

• Their numbers can be sequentially followed-up in breast, lung and other cancers

– allowing to evaluate the efficacy of treatments (intrathecal and/or systemic)

• Tumoral cell population in CSF might be different from blood CTCs, allowing further studies of metastatic properties

• CSFMCs can also be detected and quantified in CSF

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Clinical, Basic, Therapeuticopenings

• Evaluation of systemic and intrathecal therapies in clinical settings

• Comparison with other CTCs tecnologies (Wuhan CTC chip, … ScreenCell, ImageStreamX AMNIS flow, EPIC on slide)

• Early Clinical detection of brain and meningeal metas!

• Characteristics of cells going through the BBB (HER-2, EGF-R, etc..)... understanding metastasis

• Enrichment/isolation for further cell and molecular biology studies. ... (Parrot project: lung and prostate)

• New therapy targets?