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Bisphosphonates in metastasis Dr Sitanshu

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Bisphosphonates in metastasis

Dr Sitanshu

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Introduction

• Common site of Mets – breast, lung, prostrate, thyroid, kidney, MM

• Skeletal complications + morbidity• Medications • Skeletal related event • Can affect survival – precluding

future disease directed therapy

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Pathophysiology

• RANKL loop• Osteoclast

differentiation• Positive

feedback mechanism

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Bisphosphonates mechanism of action

• Structural analogs of pyrophosphate• Absorb calcium phosphate• Suppress normal functioning and

maturation of osteoclast• Non nitrogeneous – eti, clo – apoptosis• Nitrogeneous – pami, zole – block HMG

CoA pathway – genesis, survival, integrity

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Summary of evidence

• Cochrane meta analysis• Pain relief, reduction in analgesic

consumption, increased quality of life• Do not support as primary analgesic,

adjuvant to opioid / NSAID• Clinical effectiveness – 80% to 50%

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Current recommendation

1. Osteolytic bone tumors (breast, solid)

2. Multiple myeloma3. Hypercalcemia of malignancy4. Aromatase inhibitor therapy

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Screening in1.Men aged >70 on androgen

deprivation therapy2.In breast cancer with a) family

history of fractures b) weight < 70kg c) prior non traumatic # in all post menopausal women on aromatase inhibitors d) therapy induced ovarian failure in premenopausal women

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Choosing an agent

• Zoledronate, pamidronate – FDA approved• Zoledronate potency 100 times more• Peripheral / central access• Pami – 60-90mg over 90 min• Zole – 4mg over 15 min• Renal failure – slower infusion + dose

adjustment according to CrCl• Monthly creatinine, calcium monitoring• Oral calcium, Vit D supplementation

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Side effects

Osteonecrosis of jaw (1%)1.Dental evaluation before Rx2.Delay dental extraction3.Assessment of oral, dental hygiene4.Avoid dentures

Hypocalcemia Routine calcium, albumin monitoring

before administration

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Renal dysfunctionRoutine CrCl monitoring before administrationDose adjustmentSlowing of infusion

Fever Antipyretic

NauseaAntiemetic

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Cycle

• 4 week cycle• Upto 2 years is a must• Multiple myeloma – indefinitely• If skeletal related event occurs –

indefinitely, only Zoledronate• Adjunct in pain control• If for pain – for 1 year a must