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Stage I NSCLC:
a.) surgery?
b.) radiation?
c.) chemo?
a.) YES!! first line
b.) NO!
c.) NO!
Stage II NSCLC
a.) surgery?
b.) radiation?
c.) chemo?
a.) Yes!
b.) maybe as adjuvant or neoadjuvant
c.) maybe, if unresectable/ adjuvant
Stage III NSCLC
a.) surgery?
b.) radiation?
c.) chemo?
a.) YES!
b.) maybe, as adjuvant or neoadjuvant
c.) maybe, if unresectable/adjuvant
ALK mutation 1st line
crizotinib
Stage IV NSCLC
a.) surgery?
b.) radiation?
c.) chemo?
a.) for palliation only
b.) for palliation only
c.) if ok performance status, use platinum based therapy. if ECOG 3-4, don't use chemo bc won't benefit
NSCLC adjuvant chemotherapy
a.) what is the standard of care? (class)
b.) actual drugs (2 sets)
a.) platinum (bc it improves 5 year overall survival)
b.) cisplatin + vinorelbine OR carboplatin + paclitaxel
NSCLC neoadjuvant chemotherapy
a.) standard of care (class)
b.) actual drugs
a.) platinum chemo + radiation
b.) cisplatin + etoposide or vinblastine
NSCLC metastatic chemotherapy
a.) good PS
b.) bad PS
a.) doublet: cisplatin or carboplatin + taxel/ vinca/ topo/ irino/ pemetrexed
b.) monotherapy. don't do chemo
NSCLC metastatic chemotherapy: mesothelioma
a.) drugs
a.) cisplatin + pemetrexed
Pemetrexed
a.) indication (2)
b.) backbone
c.) pre-medication (3)
a.) mesothelioma, non-squamous cell carcinoma (adenocarcinoma)
b.) cisplatin
c.) folic acid, b12, dexamethasone
NSCLC: ALK & EFGR negative, chemotherapy options
a.) squamous cell carcinoma
b.) non squamous cell carcinoma
a.) cisplatin + gemcitabine
b.) cisplatin + pemetrexed
Bevacizumab
a.) MOA
b.) indication (2)
c.) use with (2)
d.) ADR
a.) binds to VEGF
b.) colorectal cancer, 1st line nonsquamous NSCLC
c.) carboplatin & paclitaxel
d.) blood dyscrasia (thrombocytopenia, neutropenia, hemorrhage, HTN)
What ab is first line for non squamous NSCLC (and ECOG 0-1)?
bevacizumab + carboplatin + paclitaxel
Cetuximab
a.) MOA
b.) indication
c.) use with
d.) ADR
a.) binds to EGFR
b.) colorectal cancer, not approved for NSCLC (but recommended to use for EGFR + and good performance ECOG 0-1)
c.) cisplatin + vinorelbine
d.) acneiform rash
EGFR & ALK both negative
a.) how to treat
a.) based on performance status
Erlotinib
a.) indication
b.) DI (3)
c.) use with
d.) MOA
a.) EGFR (+) & NSCLC non-squamous (regardless of performance status)
b.) empty stomach, PPI/H2RA, CYP3A4 substrate
c.) no combo chemo necessary
d.) EGFR TKI
1st line for EGFR(+)
erlotinib or afatinib
Afatinib
a.) indication
b.) MOA
c.) use with
a.) 1st or 2nd line EGFR+ mutation NSCLC
b.) TKI for EGFR & HER2/HER4
c.) no combo chemo necessary
Crizotinib
a.) indication
b.) DI (2)
c.) take with
a.) ALK+ NSCLC
b.) cyp 3A4 substrate, with or without food
c.) no combo chemo needed
SCLC stage I
a.) surgery?
b.) radiation?
c.) chemo?
a.) yes. THIS IS THE ONLY STAGE IT IS APPROPRIATE IN SCLC. all other stages, surgery has no role!
b.) yes
c.) yes
*chemo and radiation are given together
Limited SCLC
a.) chemo drugs (2 sets)
b.) take with
a.) cisplatin + etoposide or carboplatin + etoposide
b.) radiation
Extensive SCLC
a.) chemo drugs (3 sets)
b.) take with
a.) cisplatin + etoposide // carboplatin + etoposide // cisplatin + irinotecan
b.) radiation for symptom relief only, is not required, unlike limited SCLC
Extensive SCLC: relapse
a.) type of therapy
b.) can you use same regimen as before?
a.) monotherapy
b.) yes if relapse > 6 months from when last used