From: Immune modulation in malignant pleural effusion: from microenvironment to therapeutic implications
Immunotherapy | Treatment method | Target effect/target medicine | Clinically relevant effects/manifestations | References |
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Target T cells | Minimally invasive technologies | Specific T cells | Screen patients who are susceptible to T cell-targeted therapies | [35] |
Intrapleural administration of IL-2 | CD8+T cells, CD3+T cells | Prolong patients survival, alleviate pleurisy | ||
Adoptive cell therapy | CAR-T | CEA | Phase I clinical trial: evaluate the efficacy and safety of CAR-T therapy | NCT02349724 NCT04348643 |
GPC3 | Eliminate GPC-expressing LSCC cells and produce cytokines(IL-2,IL-10,IFN-γ,TNF-α) | [148] | ||
HER2 | Afatinib is a treatment option for HER2 mutation-positive NSCLC | [151] | ||
/ | Exhibit acceptable toxicity in phase I/II studies | NCT01935843 | ||
MSLN | Inject CAR-T cells is better than systemic infusion of T cells | NCT01583686 NCT02414269 | ||
PD-L1 | Killing effect enhanced and proliferation rate of tumor cells was low | [156] | ||
ROR1 | Microphysiological 3D models exhibited anti-tumor activity | [160] | ||
EGFR | Phase I trial: EGFR-CAR-T cells infusion was tested in NSCLC patients | NCT01869166 166 | ||
/ | Evaluate CXCR-5-modified anti-EGFR-CAR T cells immunotherapy | NCT04153799 | ||
MUC1 | Anti-MUC1-CAR T cells is used in an open Phase I/II clinical trial | NCT02587689 | ||
/ | Phase I/II trial: evaluate anti-MUC1 CAR-T cells with PD-1 gene knockout | NCT03525782 | ||
/ | MUC1-CAR T cells treatment in phase I/II study | NCT02587689 | ||
/ | MUC1-CAR-pNK cells study: implant CAR structure into NK cells | NCT02839954 | ||
/ | CAR-T cells target TnMUC1 in a phase I trail | NCT04025216 | ||
FAP | Phase I clinical trial: anti-FAP-Δ-CD28/CD3ζ CAR-T cells with PD-1 inhibition improved survival | NCT01722149 [169] | ||
ICB | CTLA-4 | Ipilimumab | Added carboplatin and paclitaxel didn’t prolong NSCLC PFS or OS | |
PD-1/PD-L1 | Pembrolizumab | Improve OS (12.7 vs 8.5Â months) | [186] | |
/ | Improves PFS, OS and efficacy rates | [187] | ||
Nivolumab | Improved efficacy rates (20% vs 9%), PFS (3.5 vs 2.8Â months) and 5-year OS (13% vs 3%) | |||
Atezolizumab | Median OS prolong 7.1Â months and incidence of garde 3/4 adverse events was low | [190] | ||
Durvalumab | Phase III Pacific trial: the median PFS(16.8 vs 5.6Â months) was improved | [191] | ||
/ | 4-year median OS (47.5 vs 29.1Â months), 4-year OS rate(49.6% vs 36.3%) and 4-year PFS rate (35.3% vs 19.5%) improved | [192] | ||
Nivolumab + Ipilimumab | Efficacy rates, median survival (17.1 vs 13.9 months), 2-year OS rate (40% vs 32.8%) improved and incidence of adverse reactions (32.8% vs 36%) decreased | [195] | ||
Tregs | CCR4 antagonist | Tregs | CCR4 and CTLA-4 inhibitors increase efficacy greatly | [201] |
IL-1 blockers | CCL22 | Inhibit tumor-induced immunosuppression by attracting CCL22 | [202] | |
Target TNFR2 | Tregs | Antitumor activity of CD8+T cells was enhanced remarkablely | [70] | |
TAMs | PA-MSHA | NKs | Pleural effusion gradually reduced in 12Â h | |
mAb, vaccines, antisense oligonucleotides, small molecule inhibitors | TGF-β | Reverse immune suppression using antisense gene | [208] | |
Fucoidan | NK-κB | Inhibit tumor cells migration, CCL22 generation and CD4+T cells recruitment | [211] | |
DCs | DCs are reinfused to thoracic cavity | CD34+stem-cells | The overall response rate was 54%, the median duration of response was 20Â weeks | [212] |
DC-CIK | DCs | The overall response rate was 38% and the disease control rate was 70.3% | [215] | |
DC vaccine therapy combined with ICB | CD8 + T cells | Show anti-tumor effect | [216] | |
MDSCs | Peptide-Fc fusion protein | S100A protein family | Eliminate MDSCs | [218] |
CSF-1R | TAMs, PMN-MDSCs | Boost anti-PD-1 immunotherapy efficacy | [225] | |
PDE-5 inhibitors | MDSCs | Reinvigorate anti-tumor immune responses and prolong survival in vivo | ||
Paclitaxel | MDSCs | Promote MDSCs differentiation into DCs in MPE | [229] | |
NKs | Intrapleural administration of IL-2 | NKs | MPE disappeared and didn’t recurrent more than 2 years | |
IL-15 | NKs | Antagonize the inhibitory effects of TME and not cause corresponding toxicity | [107] |