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               Table 1. Selected trials in utilizing anti-VEGF agents and immunotherapies the first-line treatment of unresectable or recurrent MPM
                                                                                                           Primary
                                Trial name/                                                      Number of              mOS        PFS      ORR
                Registry number             Drug                Phase Design                               endpoint (Met?
                                Group                                                            patients  Y/N)         (months)   (months)  (RECIST)
                Chemo + VEGF
                NCT01064648     SWOG S09505  Cedirinib          II   Randomized; chemotherapy + cedirinib vs.  92  PFS (Y)  10 vs. 8.5   7.2 vs. 5.6   26% vs. 15%
                                                                     chemotherapy + placebo                             (HR = 0.71)  (HR = 0.71)
                NCT01907100     Lume Meso   Nintedinib          III  Randomized; chemotherapy + nintedinib vs.  541  PFS (N)  14.4 vs. 16.1   6.8 vs. 7.0   45% vs. 43%
                                                                     chemotherapy + placebo                             (HR = 1.12)  (HR = 1.01)
                NCT00651456     MAPS/IFCT-  Bevacizumab         III  Randomized; chemotherapy +   448      OS (Y)       18.8 vs. 16.1.   9.2 vs. 7.3   NR
                                GFPC-0701 *                          bevacizumab vs. chemotherapy + placebo             (HR = 0.77)  (HR = 0.61)
                Immunotherapy
                NCT02899299     CheckMate 743 *,  Nivolumab + Ipilimumab  III  Randomized; chemotherapy +   713  OS (Y)  18.1 vs. 14.1   6.8 vs. 7.2  40% vs.
                                ^
                                                                     bevacizumab vs. chemotherapy                       (HR = 0.74)         43%
                Chemo-immunotherapy
                ACTRN12616001170415 DREAM   Cisplatin + Pemetrxed +   II  Single arm; chemotherapy + durvalumab   55  PFS (Y)  18.4  6.9    48%
                                            Durvalumab               followed by durvalumab maintenance
                NCT02899195     PrECOG      Cis- or Carbo-platin +   II  Single arm; chemotherapy + durvalumab   55  OS (Y)  21.1  Analysis   Analysis
                                PrE0505     Pemetrxed + Durvalumab   followed by durvalumab maintenance                            ongoing  ongoing
                NCT04334759     DREAM3R     Cisplatin + Pemetrxed +   III  Randomised; chemotherapy + durvalumab  480   OS  Ongoing  Ongoing  Ongoing
                                            Durvalumab               followed by durvalumab maintenance  (planned)
                NCT04153565     CCTG/NCI    Cisplatin + Pemetrxed +   II/III  Randomised 3 arm; chemotherapy +   520 (planned) OS (phase III)  Ongoing  Ongoing  Ongoing
                                            Pembrolizumab            pembrolizumab vs. chemotherapy vs.
                                                                     pembrolizumab
                NCT03762018     BEAT-Meso   Carboplatin + Pemetrexed +   III  Randomised; chemotherapy +   320 (planned) PFS + OS (co-  Ongoing  Ongoing  Ongoing
                                            Bevacizumac + Atezolizumab  bevacizumab vs. hemotherapy +      primary)
                                                                     bevacizumab + atezolizumab
                            ^
               *NCCN Guidelines.  FDA Approved. Unless otherwise noted, chemotherapy = Cis- or Carbo- platin + Pemetrexed. MMP: Malignant pleural mesothelioma; mOS: median overall survival; PFS: progression-free
               survival.

               Increased hemorrhage was driven predominantly by grade 1-2 epistaxis (37.4%), aside from one grade 5 brain hemorrhage. Two toxic deaths occurred in the
               bevacizumab arm, compared to 0 in the chemotherapy only group, and toxicity related treatment discontinuation was significantly higher in the bevacizumab
               arm (24.3% vs. 6.0%). Based on these results, bevacizumab has a category 1 designation from the NCCN in combination with cisplatin plus pemetrexed for the
               front line treatment of advanced or unresectable MPM, although it did not achieve any regulatory approvals .
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