Association Between Advanced TNM Stages and Increased Risk of Cardiac Dysfunction in Patients with LVEF < 50%
Sergiu Ioan Murg,
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Loredana Matiș,
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Andrada Florina Moldovan
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Medicina,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
61(2), P. 301 - 301
Published: Feb. 10, 2025
Background
and
Objectives:
Cardio-oncology
addresses
the
growing
concern
of
cardiovascular
complications
arising
from
cancer
therapies.
Although
treatments
have
greatly
enhanced
survival
outcomes,
they
frequently
carry
substantial
risks
to
health.
This
research
examines
toxicity
associated
with
HER2-targeted
therapies,
focusing
on
interconnection
between
tumor
characteristics,
including
histopathological
profiles
TNM
classification,
development
complications.
The
objective
is
identify
key
correlations
that
inform
better
prevention
management
strategies
for
cardiotoxicity
in
oncology
patients.
Materials
Methods:
retrospective
study
analyzed
patients
undergoing
cytostatic
treatments,
particularly
anthracyclines,
radiotherapy,
Cardiac
function
was
monitored
using
echocardiographic
assessments,
global
longitudinal
strain
left
ventricular
ejection
fraction
(LVEF).
Patients
were
stratified
based
staging
findings
evaluate
treatment
regimens
outcomes.
Results:
analysis
revealed
a
significant
association
advanced
stages
reduced
LVEF,
stage
T4
showing
highest
prevalence
cardiac
dysfunction.
Cytostatic
such
as
anthracyclines
identified
contributors
cardiotoxicity,
advanced-stage
These
emphasize
importance
regular
monitoring
detect
early
signs
pre-existing
risk
factors
demonstrated
higher
Conclusions:
highlights
need
personalized
approaches
tailored
cardioprotective
improve
outcomes
enhance
quality
life
Future
studies
should
prioritize
developing
improved
reduce
linked
contemporary
treatments.
Language: Английский
Revolutionising Cardio-Oncology Care with Precision Genomics
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
26(5), P. 2052 - 2052
Published: Feb. 26, 2025
Cardiovascular
disease
is
the
worldwide
leading
cause
of
mortality
among
survivors
cancer
due
in
part
to
cardiotoxicity
anticancer
therapies.
This
paper
explores
progress
precision
cardio-oncology,
particularly
genetic
testing
and
therapeutics,
its
impact
on
cardiovascular
diseases
clinical
laboratory
settings.
These
advancements
enable
clinicians
better
assess
risk,
diagnose
conditions,
deliver
personalised,
cost-effective
therapeutics.
Through
case
studies
cancer-therapy-related
cardiac
dysfunction,
clonal
haematopoiesis
indeterminate
potential,
polygenic
risk
scoring,
we
demonstrate
benefits
incorporating
genomics
individualised
care
cardio-oncology.
Furthermore,
leveraging
real-world
genomic
data
settings
can
advance
our
understanding
long
noncoding
RNAs
microRNAs,
which
play
important
regulatory
roles
Additionally,
employing
human-induced
pluripotent
stem
cells
stratify
guide
prevention
strategies
represents
a
promising
avenue
for
modelling
While
these
showcase
significant
approaches,
they
also
raise
substantial
ethical,
legal,
societal
concerns.
Regulatory
oversight
technologies
should
therefore
evolve
suitably
keep
up
with
rapid
technology
analysis.
Provider
education
crucial
appropriate
use
new
applications,
including
existing
protection
available
patients
regarding
information.
provide
confidence
diverse
study
groups
looking
develop
comprehensive
effective
applications
heterogeneous
populations.
In
settings,
implementation
within
electronic
medical
records
offer
point-of-care
decision
support,
thus
providing
timely
information
management
decisions.
Language: Английский
Cardiovascular implications of anti-angiogenic therapeutic agents in cancer patients
American Heart Journal Plus Cardiology Research and Practice,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
43, P. 100406 - 100406
Published: May 23, 2024
Language: Английский
Monoclonal Antibody Therapies in Cancer Immunotherapy
Charuwan Thanawiroon,
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Bancha Yingngam
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Advances in medical diagnosis, treatment, and care (AMDTC) book series,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 419 - 472
Published: Aug. 28, 2024
Monoclonal
antibodies
(mAbs)
can
significantly
improve
patient
outcomes
in
cancer
treatment
while
reducing
related
side
effects,
offering
a
targeted
therapy
alternative
to
traditional
regimens.
This
chapter
describes
the
development,
mechanisms,
and
applications
of
mAb
therapies
as
critical
components
immunotherapy.
The
covers
history
progression
use
mAbs
therapy,
their
multiple
mechanisms—such
immune
checkpoint
inhibitors,
acumen
for
antigens
antibody—drug
conjugates—and
newest
developments
this
area.
Moreover,
reviews
relevant
case
studies
trial
data
compare
impact
these
agents
on
various
malignancies.
concludes
with
summary
current
challenges—developed
resistance,
one
hand—and
toxic
e.g.,
cytokine
release
syndrome
neurotoxicity,
other—and
prospective
avenues
field.
Language: Английский
Cardiotoxicity in Breast Cancer: Impact of Clinical Classifications and Treatment on Heart Health
Sergiu Ioan Murg,
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Loredana Matiș,
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Andrada Florina Moldovan
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et al.
Cancers,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(24), P. 4281 - 4281
Published: Dec. 23, 2024
Background/Objectives:
Cardio-oncology
has
become
essential
in
addressing
cardiovascular
complications
from
cancer
therapies.
While
advancements
treatments
have
improved
survival
rates,
they
also
increase
risks.
This
study
evaluates
the
cardiotoxic
effects
of
cytostatic
treatments,
examining
relationship
between
tumor
characteristics,
such
as
histopathology
and
TNM
classification,
complications,
aiming
to
improve
cardiotoxicity
prevention
management
oncology
patients.
Methods:
We
conducted
a
retrospective
analysis
patients
treated
with
anthracyclines,
HER2-targeted
therapies,
radiotherapy.
Cardiac
function
was
monitored
via
echocardiography,
focusing
on
global
longitudinal
strain
left
ventricular
ejection
fraction
(LVEF).
troponins
natriuretic
peptides
were
measured
detect
subclinical
cardiotoxicity,
stratified
by
stage
histopathology.
Results:
Our
identified
significant
association
certain
anthracyclines
reduction
LVEF,
particularly
advanced-stage
cancer.
Biomarker
assessments
indicated
early
signs
before
clinical
symptoms
emerged.
The
findings
demonstrated
higher
prevalence
pre-existing
risk
factors.
Conclusions:
highlights
importance
personalized
treatment
protocols
minimizing
improving
quality
life
for
Regular
cardiac
monitoring,
combined
use
biomarkers,
can
help
identify
high-risk
early,
allowing
timely
interventions.
Future
research
should
focus
optimizing
cardioprotective
strategies
mitigate
risks
associated
modern
Clinical
Trial
Registration:
N/A
(retrospective
study).
Language: Английский