Osteosarcoma Flashcards
What is reported incidence of OSA in Scottish deerhounds?
15%
Which is not a negative prognostic factor for appendicular OSA?
- proximal humerus
- High MI
- Dog > 40kg
- High CD8/Treg ratio
- Relative lymphocytosis and monocytosis
- High CD8/Treg ratio –> Dogs with low CD8/Treg ratio in the blood (n = 6) had a significantly
shorter survival time than dogs with high CD8/Treg ratio (n = 6)
What are the criteria for performing pulmonary metastasectomy?
- primary tumor in CR (preferred >300d)
- 1 or 2 nodules on plain CXR
- cancer only found in lung (negative bone scan)
- long doubling time (>30 days) with no new visible lesions
What region of bone significantly affected time to fracture following SRS (i.e. if this part of the bone was affected, more likely to fracture sooner)? (Kubicek 2016)
Subchondral bone involvement
If involved - median time to fracture was 4.2 months
If not involved - 16.3 months
(consider evaluating for subchondral bone involvement as part of case selection for SRS)
Name 5 (or more) genetic factors that may contribute to OSA.
- p53, Rb, PTEN mutations
- MET oncogene activation
- Increased IGF-1 signaling
- HER2 overexpression
- Aberrant mTOR signaling
- TrkA overexpression
- Telomerase expression
- Increased MMPs, RANKL, cathespin K
- Increased Erin, CXCR4 (chemotactic activity for lymphs)
- OSA1 in Scottish deerhounds
The reported incidence of OSA in Scottish Deerhounds is?
15%
What is the MST for rib OSA treated with surgery and chemo?
8 months
What is the MST for dogs with extra skeletal OSA treated with surgery alone?
1 month
Rank sites of metastasis from shortest to longest MST: lung, soft tissue, bone.
soft tissue < lung < bone
19d vs. 59d vs. 132d
What are 5 requirements for suitable candidates of limb-sparing surgery?
- OSA confined to leg
- Affects < 50% of bone
- Absence of pathologic fx
- <360 degree involvement of soft tissue
- Firm, definable ST mass vs. edematous lesion
T/F: There are reports of histologically confirmed OSA undergoing spontaneous regression.
True
What % of dogs undergoing a limb-spare develop an allograft infection?
40-47.5%
According to the largest study, how often does scintigraphy detect a secondary site of OSA?
7.8% of cases
Largest study was 399 cases; most suspect lesions were NOT sampled in this study (Jankowski VCO 2003)
What is the 1 year survival rate for mandibular OSA treated with surgery alone?
71%
Withrow, check new Selmic paper
What is the MST for maxillary OSA after maxillectomy?
5 months
What were the findings of the BAY 12-9566/doxorubicin study?
BAY 12-9566 = Oral MMP inhibitor
Combination did not improve MST
No change in MMP levels detected
What is the MST for dogs with stage 3 OSA? (Boston JAVMA 2006)
76 days (stage 3 = metastasis to any site; stage 1 = low grade tumors, stage 2 = high grade tumors)
What was the MST of dogs treated with amputation and L-MTP-PE?
222 days
77 days with placebo
What was the MST for dogs treated with amputation, cisplatin, and L-MTP-PE?
- 4 months
9. 8 months with just amputation and cisplatin
What were the results of the OncoLAR/carboplatin study?
Long-acting somatostatin
No improvement in MST compared to placebo
43% reduction in circulating IGF-1 levels
What % of dogs experience pain relief after pRT for appendicular OSA?
74-93% for 53-130d (1.8 - 4.3mo)
What side effect is seen with 153-Sm-EDTMP?
Myelosuppression.
radiopharmaceutical targeted to areas of increased osteoblastic activity (for pain relief)
What do urine Ntx concentrations reflect?
N-telopeptide
Marker of bone resorption (mobilized from bone by osteoclasts and subsequently excreted in urine)
(has been used in bisphosphonate studies)
What is the behavior of parosteal/juxtacortical OSA?
Less aggressive, slow-growing
Metastasis can occur