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pazopanib selectivity and toxicities

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more selective to VEGF, less fatigue mucositis, more LFT abnl; better QOL compared to sunitinib

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COMPARZ trial

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phase III pazopanib. v. sunitinib first line; 1100 pts, non-inferiority study; reached endpoint–> pazopanib 8.4mo v. 9.5mo; HR 1.047, falling within margin

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tox with pazopanib

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LFTs

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second line therapy

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sorafenib

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everolimus toxicities

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infections, stomatitis, 15% non-infectious pneumonitis

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pneumonitis toxicity everolimus

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treat with steroids

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axitinib

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potent VEGF inhibitor, more than pazopanib; treated in second line setting versus sorafenib; PFS improved PFS 6.7v4.7mo

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sorafenib tox

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more skin

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axitinib tox

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diarrhea

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10
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second line therapy

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either axitinib or everolimus; sequence not so important

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combinations v. monotherapy

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no benefit of combine; temsirolimus + bev–> no added benefit, more toxicity

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poor risk tx

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temsirolimus

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poor risk factors

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anemia, poor PS,

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14
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interferon for renal cancer

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improved survival compared to megace

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15
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IL-2 for renal

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small proportion with durable complete response, 2.5%, high tox

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16
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cytoreductive nephrectomy- should you take primary out?

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2 studies with improved survival with this approach: do if no brain mets and safe procedure before starting meds

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MSKCC risk groups (prognostic)

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KPS<80, short time to need for treatment 12mo, low Hgb, high Ca, high LDH. favorable 0, 1-2 int, 3-5 poor.

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18
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temsirolimus FDA approval

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used for the poor risk group only

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histotypes of RCC

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75% clear cell, 15% papillary, 5% chromophobe, 5% oncocytoma, rare others

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clear cell RCC

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VHL mutation (70-70%), LOH (3p25), or hypermethylation

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Type 1 papillary RCC

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c-met mutation

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Type 2 papillary RCC

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FH mutation

23
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VHL gene

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tumor supresssor that regulates angiogenesis and cell proliferation. turns off wit hypoxia–>allows HIFa–> (VEGF, PDGF, TGF/EGFR). Mutation is constitutively off

24
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sorafenib for RCC

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improved PFS 5.9v 2.8mo compared to placebo, only 2% PR but 78% SD.

25
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sorafenib/nexavar tox

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RASH, hand/food in high proportions.

26
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first line RCC

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sunitinib (biggest trial), bev+IFN, pazopanib (smaller trial), temsiroliumus (poor risk). no comparatives with each other.

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high risk RCC first line

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temsirolimus (better than IFN or IFN/tem), IV weekly. more SD, low ORR.

28
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tox, temsirolimus

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rash, LE dema, stomatitis, hypergly, HL, thrombocytopenia, dyspnea. (borderline DM tips them over)

29
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sunitinib toxicity

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fatigue is most common to require dose reduction. others include HTN, nausea, hand/food, 13% with EF cardiac function. get baseline TTE, and yearly TTE.

30
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pazopanib tox

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less fatigue, hand food, stomatitis, but more liver toxicity

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pazopanib v. sunitinib (COMPARZ)

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1100pts, NONINFERIOR. sunitinib more fatigue, count suppression. pazopanib has more LFTs, and hair color changes.

32
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pazopanib LFT ab

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if prolonged, then switch to sunitinib

33
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everolimus versus placebo in RCC

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approved for third line

34
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tox of everolimus

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pneumonitis.

35
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axitinib for RCC

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most selective for VEGF. improved PFS compared to sorafenib in 2nd line setting.

36
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tox of axitinib

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diarrhea, HTN.

37
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when to give everolimus?

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either second line or beyond, doesn’t really matter when

38
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nivolumab dosing in RCC

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phase II, Motzer: measure PFS, ORR was 20% across all arms, and durable response, most of them more than year. OS for group, 24 month OSS. now a phase III nivo versus everolimus following progression on a VEGFR.

39
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Birt-Hogg-Dube

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-ch1, -Y. associated with chromophobe and oncocytoma variation. also has pulmonary nodules/hamartomas.

40
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hereditary papillary RCC

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associated with c-met activating mutation, or hydratase inactivating mutation

41
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Stauffer syndrome

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paraneoplastic liver failure that reverses with nephrectomy for RCC

42
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VHL syndrome

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RCC, retinal angiomas, hemangioblastomas of CNS, pheochromocytomas

43
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VHL genetics

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loss of VHL–>loss of ubiquitinization of HIF1a–>increased HIF1a–> increased VEGF/PDGF

44
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medullary carcinoma of kidney

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associated with sickle cell

45
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type I papillary RCC

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good prognosis

46
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type II papillary RCC

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associated with poor prognosis

47
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treatment of RCC with bev

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bev+IFN better than IFN alone; monotherapy is not tested

48
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first line RCC, good risk

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pazopanib or sunitinib; pazopanib- less fatigue/hand food, thrombocytopenia, mucositis; more LFT abnl

49
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high risk RCC

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only temsirolimus approved. 3 or more of the following: LDH, Hgb, Ca,

50
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second line good risk RCC Tx

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axitinib OR everolimus. sorafenib worse than axitinib

51
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IL-2 for RCC

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can use if good PFS and clear cell variant, in first line

52
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chemotherapy for RCC

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if sarcomatoid- gem/dox; if collecting duct- gem/cis; if clear cell- gem/5-FU(or xeloda)

53
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treatment of mTOR-associatead pneumonitis

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grade 1- ASx radiographic- monitor and continue; grade 2- Sx mild- hold and give steroids, then dose reduce.

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