zurück Home

HPV+ - Oropharynx-Tumoren:Deescalation

Allgemeines

HPV-positive Tumoren haben eine bessere Prognose. Daher sollte auch mit geringerer Therapieintensität ein akzeptables Ergebnis erzielbar sein.

HPV

25% der Oropharynxkarzinome sind HPV - positiv. p16 wird als Surrogatmarker verwendet. Diese haben eine bessere Prognose(1).

Studien

Trial Design N Eligibility Primary endpoint Treatment
ECOG 1308 Phase 2 90 Stage III-IV resectable 2-y progression-free survival Induction with 3 cycles of paclitaxel/cisplatinum/ cetuximab followed by IMRT þ cetuximab, either 54 Gy for complete responders (27 fractions, 5 wk) or 69.3 Gy for partial responders (33 fractions, 6 wk)
ECOG 3311 Randomized phase 2 377 Stage III-IV resectable 2-y progression-free survival Transoral surgery followed by risk-based adjuvant treatment: (1) low pathologic risk are observed; (2) intermediate pathologic risk are randomized to 50 Gy alone vs 60 Gy alone; and (3) high pathologic risk receive 66 Gy with concurrent weekly cisplatinum (40 mg/m 2 )
RTOG 1016 Phase 3 706 T1-2, N2a-N3 T3-4, any N 4-year overall survival ARM 1: IMRT 70 Gy, 6 wk þ cisplatinum ARM 2: IMRT 70 Gy, 6 wk þ cetuximab
TROG 12.01 Phase 3 200 T3 N0, T1-T3 N2a-c Symptom severity ARM 1: IMRT 70 Gy, 7 wk þ cisplatinum ARM 2: IMRT 70 Gy, 7 wk þ cetuximab
NRG-HN002 Randomized phase 2 296 T1-T2, N1-N2b or T3 N0-N2b Minimal smoking history 2-year progression-free survival Arm 1: IMRT 60 Gy, 6 wk þ weekly cisplatinum Arm 2: 60 Gy, 5 wk
LCCC 1120(2) Phase 2 45 T0-3, N0-N2c Minimal smoking history Complete pathologic response IMRT 60 Gy þ weekly cisplatinum followed by biopsy of primary site and limited neck dissection
LCCC 1413(2) Phase 2 60 T0-3, N0-N2c Minimal to moderate smoking history 2-year progression-free survival IMRT 60 Gy þ weekly cisplatinum
Modifiziert navh (2)

Quelle

1.) Ang KK, et al.:
Human papillomavirus and survival of patients with oropharyngeal cancer.
N Engl J Med 363(2010):24-35

2.) Chera BS, et al.:
Phase 2 Trial of De-intensified Chemoradiation Therapy for Favorable-Risk Human Papillomavirus - Associated Oropharyngeal Squamous Cell Carcinoma.
Int J Radiation Oncol Biol Phys 2015;93:976-985
Lineberg Comprehensive Cancer Center, NC USA

Impressum                          Zuletzt geändert am 24.11.2014 18:50