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Lodovico Balducci MD Senior Member Emeritus Moffitt Cancer Center Tampa FL Clinical Case 83 year old man with cough CT chest reveals a 3 cm mass Left Lower Lobe Biopsy reveals an adenocarcinoma primary lung ID: 916408

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General strategies of Cancer Treatment and evaluation of Response

Lodovico Balducci M.D.Senior Member EmeritusMoffitt Cancer CenterTampa, FL

Slide2

Clinical Case

83 year old man with coughCT chest reveals a 3 cm mass Left Lower LobeBiopsy reveals an adenocarcinoma primary lungPS 1; Lives alone, Independent ADL IADL

Slide3

Clinical Case

ROS: osteoarthritis, type II DMPMH: MI age 65: CABPG; quit smoking Colon cancer stage II age 71; surgery Fracture right tibia age 19 Appendectomy age 41

Slide4

Clinical case

HB 13.8; Ca 10.1Physical exam:Lung moving 3 cm bilaterallyDeformity Left kneeOverweight

Slide5

Strategy of cancer treatment

CLINICAL DECISIONS

Patient

Life expectancy

Treatment tolerance

Goals

Cancer

Stage

Aggressiveness

Treatment Sensitivity

Tumor sanctuary

Treatment

Effectiveness

Toxicity

Slide6

What do we want to know

Stage: PET scan; CT scan, MRISensitivity to treatment:EGFR mutationRos MutationALK mutation

RAS mutation

PDL1

Slide7

What will we do with the information

Local disease: surgery; radiosurgery, ablationMetastatic disease: systemic treatment according to sensitivityLoco-regional disease: combination of local and systemic treatmentBrain metastases: may add radiation

Slide8

Forms of cancer treatment

Loco-regional treatmentSurgeryRadiation Therapy

Loco-regional infusions

Local ablation

Systemic treatment

Hormonal therapy

Cytotoxic chemotherapy

Targeted therapy

Immune check-point inhibitors

Vaccines

Radio-isotopes

Slide9

Examples of tumor markers

Lung: Ras, Ros, EGFR, ALKBreast: hormone receptors, HER, BrcaColorectal: Ras, MSIAll MSI?

Slide10

New techniques to

assess cancerCirculating tumor

cells

Liquid

biosy

Molecular response in

hematological

malignancies

Slide11

Adjuvant and neoadjuvant treatment

65 year old woman with a 2 cm tumor of the left breastHas breast sparing surgery. LNs are negativeTumor is positive for ER and PR and negative for HER

55 year old woman with a reddened mass of the left breast, adherent to the chest wall and edematous left upper extremity

No distant metastases; ER-PR-

Slide12

Clinical case

79 year old man with colon cancer metastatic to the liver . Previously controlled with chemotherapy but now disease is progressingMSI negativeWants to live 6 more months to the wedding of his granddaughter

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Evaluation of response

to treatmentMetastatic disease

Adjuvant

Treatment

Neoadjuvant

treatment

Slide14

Evaluation of response: Metastatic disease

Measurable disease

Change in size (RECIST)

Vitality

New lesions

Time to progression

Survival

CTC

Liquid Biopsy

non-

measurable

disease

DisappearanceVitalityNew lesionsTime to progressionSurvivalCTCLiquid biopsy

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Evaluation of response: adjuvant and neoadjuvant

NeoadjuvantChange in

size

Vitality

Disease

free

survival

Survival

Adjuvant

Disease

free

survival

Survival

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Conclusions

Treatment related decisions include assessment of patient’s condition and goals, stage of diseases, sensitivity to treatment and treatment toxicityAssessment of response in the presence of measurable disease involves: size, tumor vitality, time to progression and survivalAssessment of response in the adjuvant setting includes disease free survival and overall survival