1. Anthracyclines Flashcards
Anthracyclines MOA
–Intercalation into DNA, interfering with DNA and RNA synthesis
–Inhibition of topoisomerase II, preventing the fragmentation and repair of DNA
–Creating oxygen-free radicals that damage cells
DOXOrubicin (brand, indication)
Adriamycin
Breast cancer, metastatic cancers, disseminated neoplastic conditions
DAUNOrubicin (brand, indication)
Cerubidine
Acute lymphoid and myeloid leukemia
EPIrubicin (brand)
Ellence Breast cancer (off-label: gastroesophageal cancer)
IDArubicin (brand)
Idamycin
Acute myeloid leukemia
VALrubicin (brand)
Valstar
Carcinoma in situ of bladder
Non-liposomal anthracyclines are potent ____
vesicants (tissue necrosis if extravasated)
Non-liposomal anthracyclines cause ____ urine discoloration
red
Doxorubicin: DNE __-__ mg/m2 total lifetime cumulative dose
450-550
dexrazoxane (brands, indication)
Totect: antidote used for accidental doxorubicin extravasation
Zinecard: for cardio-protection at higher doses (doxo >300 mg/m2)
Non-liposomal anthracyclines BBWs (6)
Myocardial toxicity, vesicant, myelosuppression, hepatotoxicity, secondary malignancy Renal impairment (dauno, ida)
Non-liposomal anthracyclines CIs
Pre-existing myocardial insufficiency, severe hepatic impairment
DOXOrubicin liposomal (brand)
Doxil
DAUNOrubicin liposomal (brand)
DaunoXome
Liposomal anthracyclines BBWs (4)
Myocardial toxicity, infusion-related reactions, myelosuppression
Hepatotoxicity (dauno liposomal)