Onc- chemo/toxicities etc Flashcards
FOLFOX/CAPOX - what’s in it, MoA & toxicities
Fluropyrimidine (5FU or capecitabine) + oxaliplatin
FOLFOX IV fortnightly 2days infusion,
Capecitabine PO analogue of 5FU
Pyrimidine analoge - stops cell cycle in S
- toxicities: mucositis, BM suppression, Dermatitis (HFS), angina
Platinum - cross linking of DNA
- toxicities: Emetegenic, Nephrotox (Cis), PN (cis, ox), Ototox, BM suppress
Most cardiotoxic chemo
Anthracyclines:
- Doxorubicin / Epirubicin / Idarubicin
2nd most common:
- Pyrimidine analogues - 5FU, capecitabine
- mAb/ Transtusumab - reversible
Emetogenic chemos
Alkylating : Cyclophosphamide, Ifosfamide
Anthracycline: Doxorubicin, Epirubicin, Idrarubicin, Mitoxantrone
Platinums: Cisplatin, Carboplatin, Oxaliplatin
BRAF + MEK toxicity
Fevers
photosensitive rash
(cutaneous new SqCC or new primary melanoma)
S/E - VEGF (eg)
Bevacizumab
- HTN
- Thrombosis (arterial)
- Wound healing impaired
- Proteinuria
S/E - EGFR (eg)
Cetuximab, Panitumumab
- Acneform rash (Rx - moisturizer, doxy, top steroid)
- Renal salt wasting, hypoMg
S/E - oxaliplatin
Peripheral neuropathy - dose dependent (limits cycles)
S/E - Fluropyrimidines
5FU + Capecitabine
- Mucositis (whole GIT)
- Hand-foot syndrome
- Vasospasm coronary arteries
- NVD
dihydropyrimidine dehydrogenase def in 5% popn - fatal toxicity w/ myelosuppression, gut perf, usu day 4
S/E - Irinotecan
Inhibits topoisomerase-1 (involved in DNA replication)
- Diarrhea (manage w/ atropine) + other cholinergic
- Myelosuppression
UAT181 enzyme def (Gilberts) fatally toxic
MoA of anthracycline toxicity
- Inhibits topoisomerase (regulates DNA)
- Topoiso alpa is in cance
- Topoiso beta in cardio myocytes
- Dexrazoxane competitively binds topoiso B (& can use cardiac Rx)
- Ax first with gated heart pool scan, if LVEF low to start - predictive
- Also HFE carrier, females, Tranztuzumab (usu doxo)