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Density Lowering Effect of "OFS Add on to TMX"(DELFINO Trial)

Density Lowering Effect of "OFS Add on to TMX"(DELFINO Trial)

Recruiting
20-45 years
Female
Phase 3

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Overview

DELFINO tial is designed to investigate the role of "OFS add on to TMX ", based on MMG density as a surrogate marker in premenopausal women

  • Premise - MMG density as a surrogate marker of hormone therapy
  • Assumption - "Add on OFS to TMX" would have further decrease of density
  • 3-arm(Observation arm + Randomised 2-arm), phase III, RCT with 1:1 allocation

Description

Enroll : Sep03,2018~(Planned N= 224)

  1. Inclusion criteria
    • Premenopausal
    • ER+
    • Planned tamoxifen(TMX)
    • No planned ovary function suppression(OFS)
    • Regardless of ChemoTx
    • Mammography(MMG) density check via Volpara(=Baseline MMG density, BaMD) (Volpara= software to check MMG density)
  2. Check MMG Density via Volpara After 1yr TMX (At1yrMD) Check menopausal status after 1yr TMX(Menstruation episode or FSH <30)
  3. MMG Density Reduction(MDR =BaMD-AtMD ) at 1yr
  4. MDR ≥5% -> Keep go on TMX MDR <5% -> 1:1 randomization -> Keep go on TMX vs OFS add on to TMX
  5. Analysis : 5yr MDR (1'endpoint), 5yr DFS(2'endpoint), 5yr OS
  6. Calculation of patients' number In previous study(<Kim et al. Breast Can Res 2012>) MDR (Mammography Density Reduction) was found in about 50% of all patients who received endocrine therapy.

Expected

  • MDR in "TMX only" cohort -> 6 ± 7%
  • MDR in "OFS add on to TMX" -> 10 ± 7%
  • after 1yr, Significance level 5%, average MDR 4% difference, 80% power, 10% dropout rate => 1:1 randomization Number = 112(56:56) Total number = 224

Eligibility

Inclusion Criteria:

  • Premenopausal women, ER+ breast cancer, stage I~III, underwent standard treatment including surgery, Planned TMX
  • available MMG density check via Volpara

Exclusion Criteria:

  • Bilateral breast cancer
  • Prior endocrine therapy
  • Postmenopausal status
  • unavailable MMG density check via volpara before and after TMX

Study details
    Breast Cancer Invasive

NCT03664895

Seoul National University Hospital

26 January 2024

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