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Пегилированный липосомальный доксорубицин в монотерапии больных метастатическим раком молочной железы
Пегилированный липосомальный доксорубицин в монотерапии больных метастатическим раком молочной железы
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Аннотация
Антрациклины и таксаны являются одними из наиболее эффективных препаратов в терапии метастатического рака молочной железы (МРМЖ). Однако частое применение антрациклинов и таксанов в адъювантном режиме, приводящее к появлению кумулятивных побочных эффектов, включая кардиотоксичность, в значительной степени ограничивает их возможности в терапии МРМЖ. На сегодняшний день режимы, содержащие трастузумаб, все чаще используются в адъювантной терапии. Трастузумаб также обладает неблагоприятным профилем кардиологической безопасности. Все это является основанием для разработки новых эффективных и безопасных препаратов для лечения больных МРМЖ. Пегилированный липосомальный доксорубицин (ПЛД) является хорошей альтернативой традиционным антрациклинам в терапии ряда пациенток с МРМЖ. Клинические исследования III фазы свидетельствуют, что ПЛД и традиционный доксорубицин обладают приблизительно одинаковой эффективностью в терапии больных МРМЖ. При этом профиль кардиологической безопасности ПЛД является значительно более благоприятным. Гематологические побочные эффекты, тошнота/рвота и алопеция также значительно чаще встречаются у пациенток, получающих традиционный доксорубицин. При использовании ПЛД наиболее часто диагностируемыми побочными эффектами являются ладонно-подошвенный синдром и стоматит. Результаты исследований II и III фаз свидетельствуют о целесообразности проведения монотерапии ПЛД у тех больных, у которых МРМЖ был выявлен после адъювантной терапии антрациклинами, а также у больных, получивших ранее несколько линий химиотерапии, рефрактерных к таксанам, пациенток с кардиологическими факторами риска (гипертоническая болезнь и лучевая терапия), пожилых пациенток, а также у больных, у которых была выявлена острая токсичность, вызванная применением традиционного доксорубицина (например, алопеция).
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