That's cool A. Rossi caso clinico prima linea 25 settembre 2010
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Caso clinico prima linea
• Donna, 50 anni ricoverata in U.O. Pneumologia
• Fumatrice (20 sig/die da 30 anni)
• PS: 1
• Sintomi: tosse e dispnea da sforzo
• Comorbidità: ipertensione ben controllata
Caso clinico prima linea
• RX torace: lesioni nodulari bilaterali
• EO: linfonodo sopraclaveare destro di circa 2.0 cm
• TC Total-Body con mdc: tumefazione linfonodale sopraclaveare destra 1.7 cm. Multiple lesioni eteroplasiche polmonari periferiche bilaterali, di cui la maggiore di 3 cm al lobo inferiore di destra, linfoadenopatie mediastiniche e retrocarenali (max 3 cm)
• PET total body: iperaccumulo a livello della regione sopraclaveare destra (SUV 8.9), delle multiple lesioni polmonari bilaterali (SUV max 12.5), e a livello madiastinico (SUV 10.7)
cT4 N3 M1a – STADIO IV
Caso clinico prima linea
• Broncoscopia con brushing e BAL: non alterazioni della canalizzazione bilateralmente fino al limite della visione endoscopica, in rapporto all’ubicazione periferica delle lesioni.
Brushing: negativo BAL: positivo per carcinoma NOS
Per decidere un trattamento di prima linea più appropriato è mandatorio determinare l’istotipo e lo stato mutazionale di EGFR.
E’ necessario:• asportare il linfonodo sopraclaveare
destro oppure • effettuare un ago aspirato dello stesso
oppure• ripetere la broncoscopia con il tentativo di un agobiopsia transbronchiale?
Caso clinico prima linea: Quesito 1
Caso clinico prima linea: Risposta
Quesito 1
• Asportazione linfonodo sopraclaveare destro:
adenocarcinoma con EGFR non mutato
non-squamousnon-squamous squamoussquamous
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NSCLCNSCLC
considerconsider
gefitinibgefitinib
EGFR mut+EGFR mut+
First-line approach in advanced NSCLC
EGFR wt or unknownEGFR wt or unknown
EGFR-TKIs and EGFR Mutations First-Line Randomized Phase III Studies
Study Entry Criteria and Therapy (no.pts)
HR for PFS(EGFR mut +)
HR for OS(EGFR mut +)
IPASSMok NEJM 2009
Asiatic, never- & light –smokers, adenocarcinoma(EGFR mut + 59.7%)GEF (609) vs. CBDCA+PAC (608)
0.48 (0.36-0.66)
0.91 *(0.76-1.10)
*overall population
First – SIGNALProc. IASLC2009
Adenocarcinoma, Never-smokers(EGFR mut + 44%)GEF (159) vs. CDDP+GEM (150)
0.61(0.30-1.22)
0.82(0.35-1.92)
NEJ002MaemondoNEJM 2010
EGFR Mutation + (all)GEF (98) vs. CBDCA+PAC (96)
0.30(0.22-0.41)
GEF 30.5 mosCT 23.6 mos
P = 0.31
WJTOG3405Mitsudomi Lancet Oncol 2010
EGFR Mutation + (all)GEF (86) vs. CDDP+DOC (86)
0.49(0.34-0.71)
NA
EURTAC (EU) EGFR Mutation + (all)ERL vs. Platinum-based chemo
? ongoing ? ongoing
OPTIMAL (China)
EGFR Mutation + (all)ERL vs. CBDCA+GEM
? ongoing ? ongoing
Quale terapia di prima linea?
• Cisplatino + Pemetrexed
• Carboplatino + Paclitaxel + Bevacizumab
• Cisplatino + Gemcitabina + Bevacizumab
Caso clinico prima linea: Quesito 2
non-squamousnon-squamous squamoussquamous
JMDBJMDBHR 0.81HR 0.81
subset beva-eligible subset beva-eligible ECOG HR 0.80ECOG HR 0.80AVAiL HR 0.98AVAiL HR 0.98
cisplatin-cisplatin-
pemetrexedpemetrexed
doublet +doublet +
bevacizumabbevacizumab
platinumplatinum
doubletdoublet
NSCLCNSCLC
considerconsider
gefitinibgefitinib
EGFR mut+EGFR mut+
*Beva-eligible: *Beva-eligible: non-squamous, no gr non-squamous, no gr 2 haemoptysis, no invasion of major vessels,2 haemoptysis, no invasion of major vessels,no cavitation, no uncontrolled hypertension, no recent history of thrombosis, no cavitation, no uncontrolled hypertension, no recent history of thrombosis, no hemorrhagic disorders, no recent anticoagulationno hemorrhagic disorders, no recent anticoagulation
First-line approach in advanced NSCLC
EGFR wt or unknownEGFR wt or unknown
JMDB (ADK)* E4599 (ADK)° AVAiL (NSQ)^
(CDDP+PEM) (CBDCA+PAC+BEV) (CDDP+GEM+BEV)
OR (%)
PFS (mos)
OS (mos)
Female OS (NSQ mos)
G3/4 Toxicity (%) (NSQ)
Neutropenia
FN
PLT
Hypertension
Any G Alopecia
Outcomes in Adenocarcinoma histology
31.9 35 34.6-37.8
5.5 6.6 6.5-6.7
12.6 14.2 13.4-13.6
13.8 13.3 NR
15.1 25.5 36-40
1.3 5.2 2.0
4.1 1.6 23-27
NR 7.0 6-9
11.9 NR NR52% (Scagliotti JCO 2002) 10%
*Scagliotti JCO 2008; Scagliotti Oncologist 2009°Sandler NEJM 2006; Sandler JTO 2010^Reck JCO 2009; Reck Ann Oncol 2010
S130: Pem/Carbo S130: Pem/Carbo Pem Pem vs.vs. Pac/Carbo + Bev Pac/Carbo + Bev Bev Bev
Arm B:
360 Randomized Patients
Stratification factors:
•Disease stage
• Performance status
•Gender
RANDOMIZE
Pemetrexed 500 mg/m2
Carboplatin AUC 6q 21 days X 4 cycles*
Paclitaxel 200 mg/m2
Carboplatin AUC 6Bevacizumab 15 mg/kgq 21 days X 4 cycles*
Arm A:
Pemetrexed 500 mg/m2
q 21 days until PD or treatment discontinuation
Bevacizumab 15 mg/kgq 21 days until PD or
treatment discontinuation
*In both treatment arms, patients with CR, PR, or SD after 4 cycles of induction therapy continue on to maintenance therapy.
Induction Therapy Maintenance Therapy
Zinner R, Saxman S, Peng G, et al. Randomized, Open-Label Study of Pemetrexed/Carboplatin Followed by Maintenance Pemetrexed Versus Paclitaxel/Carboplatin/Bevacizumab Followed by Maintenance Bevacizumab in Patients With Advanced Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer (NSCLC) of Nonsquamous Histology. ASCO - Chicago, IL, Jun 4-8, 2010 – JCO 28, abstr. TPS290.
Primary endpoint: PFS without G4 toxicity, HR=0.75, N=360