Risk of recurrence and conditional survival in complete responders treated with TKIs plus or less locoregional therapies for metastatic renal cell carcinoma

نویسندگان

  • Daniele Santini
  • Matteo Santoni
  • Alessandro Conti
  • Giuseppe Procopio
  • Elena Verzoni
  • Luca Galli
  • Giuseppe di Lorenzo
  • Ugo De Giorgi
  • Delia De Lisi
  • Maurizio Nicodemo
  • Marco Maruzzo
  • Francesco Massari
  • Sebastiano Buti
  • Emanuela Altobelli
  • Elisa Biasco
  • Riccardo Ricotta
  • Camillo Porta
  • Bruno Vincenzi
  • Rocco Papalia
  • Paolo Marchetti
  • Luciano Burattini
  • Rossana Berardi
  • Giovanni Muto
  • Rodolfo Montironi
  • Stefano Cascinu
  • Giuseppe Tonini
چکیده

PURPOSE We retrospectively analyzed the risk of recurrence and conditional Disease-Free Survival (cDFS) in 63 patients with complete remission during treatment with tirosin kinase inhibitor (TKI), alone or with local treatment in metastatic renal cell carcinoma. RESULTS 37% patients achieve CR with TKI alone, while 63% with additional loco-regional treatments. 49% patients recurred after CR, with a median Disease free survival of 28.2 months. Patients treated with multimodal approaches present lower rate of recurrence (40% vs 61%) and longer Disease free survival compared to patient treated with TKI alone (16.5 vs 41.9 months, p=0.039).Furthermore the rate of recurrence was higher in patients with brain (88%), pancreatic (71%) and bone metastasis (50%). Patients who continued TKI therapy after complete response had a longer disease free survival than patients who stopped therapy, although the difference was not significant (42.1 vs 25.1 months, p=0.254). 2y-cDFS was better in patients treated with multimodal treatment and who continued TKIs than the other patient arms. CONCLUSIONS The prognostic value of CR depends on the site where was obtained and how was obtained (with or without locoregional treatment). Cessation of TKI should be carefully considered in complete responder patients.

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دوره 7  شماره 

صفحات  -

تاریخ انتشار 2016