Title: Side Effects of Cancer Treatments : Chemotherapy
1Side Effectsof Cancer Treatments Chemotherapy
- ??? Surachat Chakrapee-Sirisuk
2ONCOLOGYCancer biology
Tumor growth and detection
3- TREATMENT RESULT
- OBJECTIVE Measurable
- Evaluable SUBJECTIVE Complete
Response CR - Clinical
cCR - Pathological pCR Partial
Response PR Overall Response
(CR PR) Minimal Response Stable
Disease Progressive Disease
4- CHEMOTHERAPY Paul Ehrlich in vivo rodent
model systems to develop antibiotics - MUSTARD GAS
- 1943 Yale Cancer Center hematologic
neoplasms, including Hodgkin's disease - lymphocytic lymphomas
- PP6 DeVita 2001
5- CANCER CHEMOTHERAPY
- - Highly toxic- Narrow therapeutic index-
Error in dosage or dose adjustment may be
lethal- Requires a higher level of
pharmacologic understanding than any other
subspecialty of internal medicine- Optimal
dose-intensity- Route and schedule of
administration- Safe-dosage range single
agent combination, Drug interactions-
Dose adjustment to accommodate organ
dysfunction.- Awareness of incidence and course
of potentially life- threatening toxicity.
6- LIMITATIONS OF CANCER TREATMENT
- 1. Inability to determine precisely which
cancers have metastasized at the time of
diagnosis2. Inability to detect minimal
residual disease after apparently successful
treatment3. Inability to escalate doses of
effective anticancer drugs to the high end of
the dose-response curve4. Hurdle presented by
the unexpected expression of MDR (MultiDrug
Resistance)5. Inability to measure the
moment-to-moment impact of treatment on cancer
cells.
7ONCOLOGYPrinciples of chemotherapy
Action sites of cytotoxic agents
- AntibioticsAntimetabolites
S (2-6h)
G2 (2-32h)
Vinca alkaloids
M (0.5-2h)
Mitotic inhibitors
Taxoids
Alkylating agents
G1 (2-?h)
Cell cycle level
G0
8ONCOLOGYPrinciples of chemotherapy
Drug resistance
- EXTRACELLULAR INTRACELLULAR
PGP170 ATP
Drug
ATP
Drug
Plasma Membrane
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10- Role of chemotherapy
- 1. Induction Rx. for advanced disease
- 2. Adjunct to local methods of Rx.
- 3. Primary Rx. for some localized disease, in
whom local forms of therapy by themselves are
inadequate - 4. Direct Instillation into sanctuary sites or by
site-Directed Perfusion of specific regions of
the body directly affected by the cancer. - PP6 DeVita 2001
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13ONCOLOGYPrinciples of chemotherapy
Aim of combination therapy
SAFETY
ACTIVITY
Different mechanisms of action
Compatible side effects Different mechanisms
of resistance
14- TOXICITY
- Myelosuppression drug with minimal marrow
suppression Lower the dosage Hematopoietic
Growth Factor G-CSF, GM-CSF, IL-3,
etc. Autologous (allogeneic) bone marrow support
Bone marrow harvesting Peripheral stem
cell harvesting
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18- G-CSF (Neupogen), GM-CSF
- Procrit (Epoetin alfa), Eprex
- Neumega (Oprelvekin) platelet growth factor
- Keratinocyte Growth factor (KGF)
- Stem Cell Growth Factor
19- Antiemetics
- 5-HT3 receptor antagonist
- Ondansetron (Zofran)
- Granisetron (Kytril)
- (Novoban)
- Dolasetron(Anzemet)
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24ADVANCED HEAD NECK CANCER
- Amifostine (Ethyol)
- prospective random, n303
- RT (50-70 Gy, gt75 of both parotid glands were
included) vs. - RT and Amifostine
- (iv) 200mg/m2/d 15-30 min. before RT
- Acute Xerostomia (gradegt2) 70 v 51 (plt.0001)
- 50 grade II at 42Gy v 60 Gy (p.0001)
- 1-Y after grade gt2 57 v 34 (p.002)
- median saliva (no stimulation) 0.1 v 0.26 gm
(p.04) - NOT reduce grade III Mucositis
- Brizel et al. Int J Radiat Oncol Biol Phys
1999 45147
25- Oncologic Drug Advisory Committee US.FDA. July
1999 - Approved Ethyol (Amifostine)
- to decrease incidence of moderate to severe
Xerostomia in post-operative radiation therapy
of HeadNeck cancer whose RT port include a
substantial portion of parotid glands
26Keratinocyte Growth factor (KGF)
- paracrine factor from mesenchymal cell in
epithelium (member of FGF7) - stimulate epithelial cell proliferation
differentiation - Promote fasten
- repair of Rx.-induced normal tissue damage
- given AFTER RT, CmT significantly
decrease oral GI toxicity no sig. effect on
Sq. cell CA - phase II Ongoing
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31Interferon (IFN)
- SIDE EFFECTS
- Acute fever, chill, malaise, arthralgia
- Chronic fatigue, myalgia, headache, anorexia,
weight loss, insomnia hypersomnia, minor
depression, major depression, impair cognitive
executive function, motor speed and dexterity,
diminish sexual interest or function,
reversible hematologic and hepatic change,
hypothyroidism, hyperthyroidis, (autoantibodies)
32Improved Safety profile versus bolus 5-FU/LV
(all grades)
Patients ()
Treatment-related AEs
100 80 60 40 20 0
Capecitabine (n993) Bolus 5-FU/LV (n974)
Diarrhea Stomatitis Hand-foot Neutropenia
Nausea/ Alopecia syndrome vomiting
plt0.001 Laboratory value
Scheithauer W et al. Ann Oncol 200314173543
33- Unsound Methods of Cancer Treatment
- Alivizatos therapy (greek cancer cure),
Antineoplastons, Bamfolin, Beard method,
Bonifacia anticancer goat serum, Cancer-lipid
concentrate, Carcin and neo-carcin,
Carzodelin, C.N.T., CH-23, Chase dietary
method, Collodaurim and bichloracetic acid,
Chaparral tea, Clam extracts (mercenene),
Contreras method, Cresson method, Crofton
immunization, Cytec lung cancer screening,
Diamond carbon compound, Dimethyl sulfoxide
(DMSO), Dotto electronic reactor, Ferguson
plant products, Fonti method, Francis diet,
Fresh cell therapy, Frost method, Gerson
method, Glover serum, Grape diet,
Hemacytology index, Hett cancer serum, Hill
Hadley vaccine, Hoxsey method,
Immunoaugmentative therapy (IAT), Iscador,
Issels combination therapy, KC-555, Kanfer
handwriting test, Kelly malignancy index,
Koch anti-toxin, Krebiozen, Laetrile
(amygdalin, vitamin B17), Lows method,
Macrobiotic diet, Makari intradermal cancer
test, Metabolic therapy, Mucorhicin,
Multiple enzyme therapy, Orgone energy
devices, Polonine, Psychic surgery,
Revici method, Spears hygenic system ,
Ultraviolet blood irradiation