Oncology Chemotherapy Flashcards

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Metronomic Chemo/Cont. Low dose Chemo

NSAID+(CHLORAMBUCIL/LOMSUTINE/CYLOPHOSPHAMIDE)

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slows growth
Inhibits angiogenesis
decreseases circulating T Cells
Promotes anti-tumour immunity
Acts on microenvironment
Give in cont. low doses to stabalise and prevent proliferation.
Good for tumours with resistance or MDR-1or love mitotic index as acts on ENVIRONMENT not cell itself

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Receptor Tyrosine Kinase Inhibitors
Stops KIT receptor activating cell signalling. Does NOT effect normal cells- although is a FOREIGN BODY
Give anti-histamine before second dose.
(TOCERANIB/MASITINIB)
(CANINE MCT)

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inhibits angiogenesis
reduce prolioferation
promote apoptosis
stabalise and prevent profliferation

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FACTORS AFFECTING SUCCESS OF ANTICANCER DRUG THERAPY

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  1. Tumour type/sensitivity eg. Lyphoma v sensitive
  2. Penetration of drug into tumour- depends of tumour blood supply (as drugs usually given systemically) and natural barrier
  3. Development of drug resistance- using drugs selects for resistance. can occur via mutations. MDR occurs with MDR1 gene expression= increased P-glycoprotein which pumps drugs out the cell.

MDR-1 is activated by glucocorticoids (induce resistance)

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LYMPHOMA

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  1. COP- VINCRISTINE (irritant/neurpathies/catheter)/CYCHLOPHOSPHAMIDE (haemoragic cystitis)(orally)/ PREDNISOLONE (orally) (gloves to administer both tablets
  2. COP- DOXORUBICIN (cardiotoxic)
  3. Modified LOPP- LOMISTINE/PROCARBAZINE
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OSTEOSARCOMA

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CARBOPLATIN (not cats) or DOXORUBICIN (cardiotoxic)

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the Cell Kill Hypothesis

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a given dose of drug will kill a fixed % of tumour cells. Not a certain no. of tumour cells.
Indicates that more than one dose will be needed
Each dose at Max Tolerated Dose
Pulse doses to allow normal cells to recover(hey recover quicker than tumour cells)

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TRANSMISSABLE VENERAL TUMOUR

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VINCRISTINE (irritant/neuropathies)

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Dosing

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Dose via body surface area unless its a small cat/dog- then do it by modyweight

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METABOLISM AND EXCRETION

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Screen for any liver/kidney problems before doing as these are needed for drug metabolism and excretion

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MAST CELL TUMOUR

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  1. VINBLASTINE/LOMUSTINE + PRED
  2. VINBLASTINE + CYCLPHOPHOSPHOMIDE +PRED
  3. CHLORAMBUCIL+ PRED

IF NON-RESECTABLE

  1. MASITINIB (grade 2/3. KIT mutation +)
  2. TOCERANIB(grade 2/3, metastatic)
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HISTIOCYTIC SARCOMA

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LOMUSTINE

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THYROID CARCINOMA

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DOXORUBICIN (cardiotoxic)

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HAEMANGIOSARCOMA

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(A)- DOXORUBICIN
(AC)- DOXORUBICIN + CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE
(VAC)-DOXORUBICIN+ CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE+ VINCRISTINE

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MAMMARY CARCINOMA

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(AC) DOXORUBICIN+ CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE

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FELINE INJECTION SITE SARCOMA if dirty margins after surgery. Hoever no chemo needed after radical surgery and hyperfractionated RT

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DOXORUBICN or CARBOPLATIN

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