Antineoplastic Agents III, Antimitotic Drugs Flashcards
-Drugs that disrupt microtubule stability and block mitosis.
*Vinca alkaloids (class), Members (Vinblastine, vincristine, vinorelbine) MOA and what phase does the drug work in?
- INHIBIT TUBULIN POLYMERIZATION–BLOCK ASSEMBLY of microtubules
- M-PHASE
*Taxanes (class), Members (Taxol(Paclitaxel) and taxotere (Doccetaxel)) MOA and what phase does the drug work in?
- ENHANCE TUBULIN POLYMERIZATION–STABILIZE microtubules
- “Taxes stabalize”
- M-phase
Epothilones (class), members Ixabepilone MOA and what phase does the drug work in?
- Same as Taxanes: ENHANCE tubulin polymerization–STABALIZE microtubules
- M-phase
*Vinblastine Uses
TESTICULAR CANCER (with bleomycin and cisplatin), lymphomas, neuroblastoma
*Vincristine Uses
-More pediatric uses: WILM’S AND EWINGS SARCOMA, ALL, lymphoma, neuroblastoma,
Vinorelbine uses
-NSCL cancer (alone or with cisplatin)
Paclitaxel uses
-Advance breast/ovarian cancer (with cisplatin)
Docetaxel uses
-Advance breast/ovarian cancer, solid tumors (low yield?)
Epothilone Uses
-Resistant breast cancer (alone or with capecitabine)
Vinblastine Dose limiting Toxicity
- Bone marrow suppression
- Vesicant blisters
Vincristine Dose limiting Toxicity
- Neurotoxicity
- Peripheral neuropathy
- Paralytic ileus
- Vesicant -blisters
Vinorelbine Dose limiting Toxicity
- Bone marrow suppression
- Vesicant -blisters
Paclitaxel Dose limiting Toxicity
- Bone marrow suppression, Peripheral neuropathy
- Hypersensitivity during infusion:anti-histamine needed and corticosteroid pretreatment
Docetaxel Dose limiting Toxicity
-Neutropenia, Peripheral neuropathy
Epothilone Dose limiting Toxicity
- Myelosuppression, peripheral neuropathy
- hypersensitivity