Obe-cel
Adult Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia
Adult B-ALL (acute lymphoblastic leukemia) is an aggressive type of leukemia characterised by the presence of too many B lymphocytes in the bone marrow and peripheral blood. Without treatment adult ALL usually progresses very rapidly. Prognosis for patients based on current treatments is very poor.
Combination chemotherapy enables 90% of adult patients to enter complete remission, but only 30-40% of these patients will achieve long term remission. The median overall survival is < 1 year in r/r adult ALL.
Current therapies are highly active, but achieving long term remissions remains challenging. In the presence of comorbidities some patients are more fragile, yet CAR T toxicities in this setting have been notable with high incidences of severe CRS and cases of fatal neurotoxicity.
A significant unmet need remains for adult ALL patients. A successful therapy requires high level of activity and sustained persistence paired with good tolerability.
Adult ALL is a significant unmet medical need
8,400 patients*
3,000 patients*
Median OS <1 year