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Carcinoma scarsamente differenziato Terapia radiorecettoriale
Neoplasie della tiroide Carcinoma scarsamente differenziato Terapia radiorecettoriale Annibale Versari Medicina Nucleare – Centro PET AO Arcispedale S.Maria Nuova - IRCCS Reggio Emilia 15 giugno 2011 1
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Background Metastases from differentiated thyroid carcinoma (DTC) can lose in time the capacity to concentrate radioiodine and the possibility to have a specific treatment.
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Background DTC may express somatostatin receptors; this offers a further opportunity of diagnosis and treatment. Tenenbaum F et al J Nucl Med 1995 Görges R et al Nuklearmedizine 1999 Forssell-Aronsson EB et al J Nucl Med 2000
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Nuclear Medicine Imaging
Target site: Somatostatin receptors Somatostatin analogs Scintigraphy, SPECT, SPECT/CT 111In-Octreoscan PET/CT 68Ga-DOTATOC 68Ga-DOTANOC 68Ga-DOTATATE
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Physics properties (LET)
β- (Mev) γ (Kev) T1/2 (days) 177Lu 0.49 6.7 90Y 2.27 2.7 mean range in body tissue 177Lu mm 90Y mm
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Results
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JJJ Teunissen et al J Nucl Med 2005
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JJJ Teunissen et al J Nucl Med 2005
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68Ga DOTATOC PET/CT 68Ge/68Ga Generator
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68Ge/68Ga Generator EC 68Ge (t1/2 : 270.8 d) 68Ga (t1/2 : 68 m)
68Ga emissions b E(max) = 1.9 MeV % electron capture %
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Ant Lat
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Metastatic differentiated thyroid cancer negative at radioiodine scan
B.M. male, 75 year old 68Ga-DOTATOC PET/CT: Diffuse lung metastases (+ bone and lymph node mts)
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Metastatic differentiated thyroid cancer negative at radioiodine scan
P.M. female, 61 year old 68Ga-DOTATOC PET/CT: multiple bone metastases
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Patients Results Negative PET: 23 pts (51%) Positive PET: 22 pts (49%)
45 pts with non-radioiodine-avid DTC, metastatic or suspicious metastatic underwent 68Ga-DOTATOC PET/CT m/f 21/24 age yrs, mean 59 Results Negative PET: 23 pts (51%) Positive PET: 22 pts (49%)
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Results Multivariate analysis does not show any significant association with a positive 68Ga-DOTATOC PET/CT
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From Diagnosis to Treatment
68Ga DOTATOC Treatment 90Y / 177Lu
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Results 13/45 (28%) patients satisfied the criteria (high uptake in the lesions) to access PRRT with 90Y/177Lu-DOTATOC 11 pts underwent treatment (90Y: 9 pts - 177Lu: 2 pts)
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90Y-DOTATOC 90Ittrium
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Radiolabelled Somatostatin Analogs Therapy
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90Y/177Lu-DOTATOC Treatment
pts Cumulative Dose (GBq) Cycles Interval (weeks) Dosimetry 90 Y 9 5-15 2-6 8-12 111In-DOTATOC 177Lu 2 15-22 3-4 7-10
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Patient evaluation PET VCAR RECIST evaluation 68Ga-PET/CT evaluation
functional volume SUV tumor/muscle SUV PET VCAR
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Response to the treatment Follow up: 6-15 months
RECIST Response SUV max Response PR SD PD Patients (11) 2 4 4 (1 NA) 5 Lesions Lymph node (23) 18% 78% 4% 34% 52% 14% Bone (130) NA 27% 33% 40% Lung (20) 5% 90% 39% 36% 25% PR - partial response SD - stable disease PD - progression disease According to EORTC criteria modified by our Ethics Committee
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Severe dyspnea No dyspnea
O2-therapy: 6-7 hours/day No O2-therapy Before therapy After 4 cycles 90Y-DOTATOC (cumulative dose 268 mCi) Sept 2007 Mar 2009 B.M. male, 75 year old
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B.M. male, 75 year old
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Pre-therapy Post-therapy
P.M. female, 61 year old
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Pre-therapy Post-therapy
P.M. female, 61 year old
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pain no pain no pain pain
Treatment steps P.M. female, 61 year old
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pain no pain no pain pain
Tumor/muscle SUV Treatment steps P.M. female, 61 year old
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Tireoglobulin in comparison with treatment response
Patient Tg pre-treatment Tg post- treatment 68Ga-PET SUV RECIST 1 >1000 stable PR 2 300 PD 3 0.5 4 <0.3 SD 5 >6000 6 380 increased 7 7500 8 385 9 0.4 10 227 11 PR - partial response SD - stable disease PD - progression disease
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Results The clinical response is superior to the PET/CT findings.
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Side effects Nausea (grade 1): 4/11 Astenia (grade 1): 2/11
Hematologic Toxicity: 4/11 (transient decreasing of platelets, WBC, eritrocytes) Renal failure: 1/11
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Side effects Impact on renal function
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Side effects Impact on blood platelets
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Side effects Impact on WBC
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Conclusions Labelled somatostatin analogs are very interesting for pts with progressive radioiodine-negative Differentiated Tyroid Cancer About 50% of these pts are positive at 68Ga-DOTATOC PET/CT The possibility to use the same peptide for therapy in PET positive pts is promising but needs further confirmation in larger number of pts.
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