Cancers,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
16(16), С. 2894 - 2894
Опубликована: Авг. 20, 2024
The
standard
therapy
for
hormone-receptor-positive,
human
epidermal
growth
factor
receptor
2-negative
advanced
breast
cancer
includes
the
use
of
cyclin-dependent
kinase
4/6
inhibitors
(CDK4/6i)
with
endocrine
therapy.
optimal
post-CDK4/6i
treatment
sequence
is
unclear.
This
cohort
study
evaluated
initiation,
characteristics,
and
outcomes
chemotherapy
following
CDK4/6i-based
treatment.
Among
227
patients
who
began
CDK4/6i
therapy,
114
completed
it.
Seventy-nine
female
received
further
treatment,
including
55
receiving
chemotherapy.
average
age
was
60.1
years.
Post-CDK4/6i
typically
(69.1%)
first-line
due
to
an
impending
visceral
crisis.
median
progression-free
survival
(mPFS)
3.0
months
(range
0.5–18.9),
overall
(mOS)
8.3
(0.5–26.1).
OS
from
end
12.4
(1.5–26.8).
In
univariate
analysis,
neither
mPFS
nor
mOS
associated
age,
tumor
grade,
status,
Ki67
time
diagnosis
cessation,
line,
or
type.
Dose
reduction
occurred
in
12
(21.8%),
ceased
adverse
events
8
(14.6%).
Chemotherapy
showed
limited
benefit
regardless
regimen.
role
may
evolve
broader
adjuvant
Targeted Oncology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
19(3), С. 303 - 320
Опубликована: Март 28, 2024
Palbociclib
in
combination
with
endocrine
therapy
is
approved
for
treatment
of
hormone
receptor-positive
(HR+)/human
epidermal
growth
factor
receptor
2-negative
(HER2−)
advanced
breast
cancer.
In
addition
to
clinical
trials,
several
real-world
studies
have
evaluated
the
effectiveness
palbociclib.
With
increased
life
expectancy
general
population,
cancer
older
women
also
expected
increase.
The
aim
was
systematically
review
evidence
from
both
trials
and
palbociclib
outcomes
patients
HR+/HER2−
advanced/metastatic
(a/mBC).
Older
are
often
underrepresented
(RWE)
will
enrich
analysis
this
subgroup
patients.
A
systematic
literature
search
PubMed,
EMBASE,
Cochrane
Library
through
May
4,
2023,
yielded
2355
unique
articles.
total
52
articles
(13
39
reporting
results
seven
randomized
controlled
[RCTs]
37
RWE
studies,
respectively)
were
included
based
on
study
eligibility
criteria.
All
RCTs
used
age
cutoffs
≥
65
years
define
population
(n
=
722;
437
received
palbociclib);
all
except
one
an
cutoff
>
60
years,
had
or
higher
9840;
7408
palbociclib).
Overall,
that
compared
efficacy
(progression-free
survival
[seven
RCTs,
20
studies],
overall
[four
11
tumor
response
[three
benefit
rate
[one
RCT,
two
studies])
safety
(three
three
studies)
between
younger
patients,
showed
similar
benefits,
regardless
age.
Results
global
quality
(QoL)
maintained
receiving
dose
modifications
(two
studies),
reductions
(one
discontinuation
rates
patients;
however,
these
differences
did
not
appear
adversely
impact
outcomes.
review,
data
effective,
well
tolerated,
QoL
a/mBC.
settings
associated
as
RCTs.
CRD42023444195.
Frontiers in Oncology,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
15
Опубликована: Март 10, 2025
Aim
Since
2021,
additional
real-world
evidence
(RWE)
has
emerged
on
the
effectiveness
of
cyclin-dependent
kinase
4/6
inhibitors
(CDK4/6i)
as
first-line
treatment
HR-positive/HER2-negative
(HR+/HER2−)
advanced/metastatic
breast
cancer
(A/MBC),
necessitating
this
updated
review.
Methods
MEDLINE
®
,
Embase
and
Cochrane
Databases
(07/06/2019–01/09/2024),
key
congresses
(2020–2024)
were
searched.
Studies
reporting
CDK4/6i
use,
over
100
participants,
progression-free
survival
(PFS)
and/or
overall
(OS)
data
included.
Results
This
update
included
82
unique
studies,
42.7%
for
palbociclib,
7.3%
ribociclib,
3.7%
abemaciclib;
46.3%
assessed
multiple
CDK4/6i.
In
studies
including
CDK4/6is,
median
PFS
was
23.4–31.0
months
19.8–44.0
14.0–39.5
abemaciclib.
When
reached,
OS
38.0–58.0
months,
40.4–52.0
34.4
respectively.
These
results
within
range
single-arm
versus
endocrine
therapy
(ET)
where
demonstrated
greater
benefits
than
ET
alone.
Conclusion
First-line
RWE
demonstrates
significant
clinical
in
HR+/HER2−
A/MBC.
are
important
to
guide
decision-making,
they
include
patients
who
not
adequately
represented
trials.
with
longer
follow-up
needed
assess
long-term
all
three
therapies
ABSTRACT
Introduction
Cyclin‐dependent
kinase
4/6
inhibitors
(CDK4/6is)
in
combination
with
endocrine
therapy
are
the
current
standard
of
care
for
first‐line
(1L)
treatment
hormone
receptor–positive
and
human
epidermal
growth
factor
receptor
2–negative
(HR+/HER2–)
metastatic
breast
cancer
(mBC).
To
investigate
effectiveness
palbociclib,
first‐in‐class
CDK4/6i,
plus
an
aromatase
inhibitor
(AI)
older
patients,
we
compared
overall
survival
(OS)
a
Medicare
population
treated
1L
palbociclib
+
AI
versus
alone.
Methods
Patients
aged
≥
65
years
who
were
diagnosed
de
novo
HR+/HER2–
mBC
from
2015
to
2019
identified
Surveillance,
Epidemiology,
End
Results
(SEER)–linked
database
eligible
if
they
initiated
or
The
primary
endpoint
was
OS.
Stabilized
inverse
probability
weighting
(sIPTW)
used
balance
baseline
patient
characteristics.
Of
779
296
received
483
alone
as
treatment.
After
sIPTW,
median
follow‐up
23.1
months
18.2
Adjusted
OS
longer
(sIPTW:
37.6
vs.
25.5
months,
HR
=
0.73
[95%
CI,
0.59–0.91]).
In
multivariable
Cox
proportional
hazards
regression,
patients
had
39%
lower
risk
death
(HR
0.61
0.48–0.77]).
Conclusion
routine
US
clinical
practice,
associated
significantly
prolonged
mBC,
adding
growing
body
evidence
on
benefit
this
population.
Trial
Registration
ClinicalTrials.gov
identifier:
NCT06086340
Geburtshilfe und Frauenheilkunde,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
84(09), С. 813 - 836
Опубликована: Сен. 1, 2024
Abstract
Endocrine-based
combination
therapy
with
an
inhibitor
of
the
cyclin-dependent
kinases
4
and
6
(CDK4/6
inhibitors)
is
currently
first-line
choice
for
patients
hormone
receptor-positive
(HR+)
human
epidermal
growth
factor
receptor
2-negative
(HER2−),
locally
advanced
or
metastatic
breast
cancer
(mBC).
The
efficacy
safety
treatment
palbociclib,
first
CDK4/6
approved
this
indication,
have
been
confirmed
in
large
randomized
controlled
clinical
trials
(RCTs)
strictly
defined
patient
cohorts.
Since
then,
many
relevant
questions
about
inhibition
palbociclib
mBC
investigated
RCTs
real-world
studies.
Based
on
evidence,
widely
used
practice
since
years
because
its
good
tolerability.
aim
review
to
summarize
findings
from
RWE
considering
clinically
aspects
such
as
safety,
tolerability,
quality
life
a
focus
specific
characteristics.
A
critical
discussion
overall
evidence
endocrine-based
can
contribute
support
decisions
daily
practice.
Breast Cancer Research and Treatment,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
208(2), С. 263 - 273
Опубликована: Июнь 26, 2024
To
compare
CDK4/6
inhibitor
(CDK4/6i)
with
endocrine
therapy
(ET)
in
the
first-
versus
second-line
setting
for
treatment
of
hormone
receptor
positive
(HR+),
HER2
negative,
metastatic
breast
cancer
(MBC)
using
real-world
evidence.
Current Medical Research and Opinion,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
40(6), С. 967 - 975
Опубликована: Май 8, 2024
Objective
We
assessed
the
real-world
effectiveness
of
cyclin-dependent
kinase
4
and
6
(CDK4/6)
inhibitors
as
first-line
treatments
in
postmenopausal
patients
with
HR+/HER2-
advanced
breast
cancer,
focusing
on
younger
(<45
years)
older
(>78
populations
not
considered
clinical
trials.
Clinical & Translational Oncology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Июнь 3, 2024
Abstract
Background
Limited
data
are
available
regarding
the
real-world
effectiveness
and
safety
of
Cyclin
Dependent
Kinase
4/6
inhibitor
(CDK4/6i)
(palbociclib/ribociclib)
just
as
a
first-line
treatment
for
patients
with
hormone
receptor-positive/human
epidermal
growth
factor
receptor
2-negative
(HR
+
/HER2‒)
metastatic
breast
cancer
(MBC).
Objective
To
assess
whether
clinical
or
demographic
characteristics
limit
access
to
CDK4/6i
in
practice
Autonomous
Community
Andalusia
(Spain)
between
November
2017
April
2020.
In
addition,
will
be
described
an
exploratory
analysis.
Methods
Physicians
from
12
centers
participated
selecting
characteristics,
treatment,
outcome
women
HR
/HER2-
MBC
treated
without
addition
hormonal
setting,
3:1
proportion.
Kaplan–Meier
analysis
estimated
progression-free
rates
(PFRs)
survival
(SRs).
Results
A
total
212
were
included,
whom
175
(82.5%)
group
37
(17.5%)
non-CDK4/6i
(control
group).
Patients
CDK
4/6i
younger
(p
=
0.0011),
biopsies
site
at
moment
relapse
most
commonly
performed
0.0454),
had
multiple
sites
0.0025).
The
benefit
rate
(CBR)
was
82.3%
67.8%
control
group.
Median
time
progression
event
death
(PFS)
20.4
months
(95%CI
15.6–28)
12.1
7.9–not
reached)
Conclusions
Younger
patients,
disease
more
frequently
our
daily
practice.
Abstract
Aims
This
investigation
aims
to
elucidate
the
treatment
status
of
advanced
HR+/HER2-
breast
cancer
patients
in
Hunan
Province
Central
Southern
China
from
November
2021
December
2022.
Methods
Data
301
with
were
collected
project
under
guidance
Chinese
Society
Clinical
Oncolfogy
(CSCO).
The
data
included
clinical
characteristics
and
first-line
second-line
rescue
treatment.
Results
First-line
chemotherapy
endocrine
therapy
for
mBC
accounted
40%
(121/301)
60%
(180/301)
treatments,
respectively.
AI
(21%),
plus
CDK4/6
inhibitor
(28%),
fulvestrant
(24%)
or
(18%)
most
common
therapies.
Taxane-based
was
(59%).
Second-line
43%
(72/166)
57%
(94/166)
Fulvestrant
(23%)
(29%)
prevalences
decreased
19%
11%,
T
(taxane)-based
still
regimen
(46%).
Third-line
more
prevalent
than
(57%
vs.
41%).
(33%).
AI,
inhibitor,
21%,
12%
18%
third-line
therapies,
Conclusions
Compared
chemotherapy,
a
favorable
choice
Province.