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Sotorasib for Vascular Malformations Associated with KRAS G12C Mutation.

Antoine FraissenonCharles BayardGabriel MorinSandro BenichiClément HoguinSanela ProticLola ZerbibSophia LadraaMarina FirpionThomas BlauwblommeOlivier NaggaraMichael DuruisseauxMarion DelousClothilde BoitelPierre-Paul BringuierLéa PayenChristophe LegendreSophie KaltenbachEstelle BalducciPatrick VillareseVahid AsnafiAnnouk BisdorffLaurent GuibaudGuillaume Canaud
Published in: The New England journal of medicine (2024)
KRAS gain-of-function mutations are frequently observed in sporadic arteriovenous malformations. The mechanisms underlying the progression of such KRAS -driven malformations are still incompletely understood, and no treatments for the condition are approved. Here, we show the effectiveness of sotorasib, a specific KRAS G12C inhibitor, in reducing the volume of vascular malformations and improving survival in two mouse models carrying a mosaic Kras G12C mutation. We then administered sotorasib to two adult patients with severe KRAS G12C-related arteriovenous malformations. Both patients had rapid reductions in symptoms and arteriovenous malformation size. Targeting KRAS G12C appears to be a promising therapeutic approach for patients with KRAS G12C-related vascular malformations. (Funded by the European Research Council and others.).
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