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1 Ocular side effects of biologic cancer therapy Miss Stella Hornby Oxford Eye Hospital
2 Overview Ocular toxicity from anti-cancer therapy Not uncommon but underestimated and underreported Vision related quality of life v imp to patients Treatable often without stopping the biologic
3 Oxford Eye Emergency Walk in 8:30-4:00 Mon to Friday Weekends - only one doctor can be quite junior Usually very busy Out of hours - main ED and 2nd on-call ophthalmologist
4 Differential Diagnosis Metastasis/ infiltration Paraneoplastic syndrome Side effect of the treatment Opportunistic infection
5 Audit 2016 Age Sex Eye problem Type of cancer Drug? 56 F Old toxo scars Breast ca Pre-chemo Amblyopia? Risk of reactivation with chemo 50 F Papillodema Lung ca Brain mets No 74 F Uveitis & CMO Lung cancer Side effect of erlotinib Responded to steroids 71 M Retinal haemorrhages & Roth spots ALL new diagnosis 44 F Blepharitis & dry eye Myeloma Ixazomib 28 M Dry eyes Sarcoma Worse after chemo 55 F Multiple chalazia Myeloma Bortezomib (velcaid) 49 M Retinal haemorrhage NHL on chemo? Candida 40 F Uveitis bilateral Skin melanoma Pembrolizumab 62 M HZO on chemo & VMT in other eye Bowel ca Chemo 69 F Blurred vision Dry eye and cataracts Pancreatic cancer Trial drug 64 M Blurred vision swollen disc Prostate cancer with skull base disease rucaparib 51 F Bilateral uveitis R>L with fibrin Breast ca with spine mets? Diabetic or paraneoplastic VA maintained with topical steroids
6 Side effects of Biologics Ocular Surface Problems Uveitis Retinal Problems Reactivation of infections from immunosuppression
7 Ocular Surface Problems Dry eye Chalazia Blepharitis Sore, itchy, burning, fb sensation, red, blurring when reading Conjunctivitis Conjunctival oedema (chemosis)
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12 The ocular surface Main lacrimal gland Epithelium Accessory lacrimal gland Meibomian gland Epithelium Pre-ocular tear film Mucus-aqueous layer 7-8 µm Lipid layer 0.1 µm Tear film Glycocalyx Goblet cells Lacrimal glands Meibomian glands Figure adapted from Gipson. IOVS 2007;48: Image is for illustrative purposes only. UK/0415/2014a Date of preparation: April 2014 Kanski & Bowling. Clinical Ophthalmology, 7th edn. Elsevier, 2011.
13 The healthy tear film Lipid layer Aqueous/ mucin layer Epithelial cells Water evaporation from tears is normally ~33% of the total tear flow 1 UK/0415/2014a Date of preparation: April Rolando et al. Br J Ophthalmol 2009;94(Suppl. 1):i1 9. Image is for illustrative purposes only.
14 In DED, the tear film and ocular surface are damaged Lipid layer Aqueous/ mucin layer Epithelial cells Compromised tear film Lipid layer defective Cells dehydrated Osmotic balance disrupted Water evaporation is now ~75% of the total tear flow 1 UK/0415/2014a Date of preparation: April Rolando et al. Br J Ophthalmol 2009;94(Suppl. 1):i1 9. Image is for illustrative purposes only.
15 Cases 55 year old female with myeloma on bortezomib (velcade) Multiple chalazia - 9 or 10! 44 year old female with myeloma on ixazomib with dry eye and blepharitis Proteasome inhibitor may enhance the release of pro-inflammatory cytokines which incite systemic inflammation (rashes and blepharitis)
16 Blepharitis Stingy/Burning Scratchy Red Sore Crusty Cysts Dry, blurry
17 Dry eye
18 Blepharitis Mangement Heat (warm compresses or eyebag) & Lid massage Lid scrubs (ocusoft available from Boots or bicarbonate of soda solution) Oral tetracycline e.g. doxycycline 100mg po od for months or lymecycline 408mg po od Weak steroid e.g. FML drops or maxitrol ointment bd Dry eye drops - Any but some marketed for lipid deficient dry eye Optive Plus NHS price 7.49 for 10ml bottle (can keep open for 6/12) or Systane Balance
19 Dry Eye Mangement Eye Drops Gels Ointments (nocte) Environmental modifications Tear conservation (punctal plugs) Botox ptosis if lagophthalmos or neurotrophic ulcer
20 Chemosis Metastatic renal cell carcinoma On Sunitinib (sutent) Asymmetrical due to posture Multitarget tyrosine kinase inhibitor Facial & eyelid oedema
21 Management Preservative free dexamethasone 0.1% every 2 hours Lacri-lube ointment twice a day
22 Uveitis Dry eye Chalazia Blepharitis Sore, itchy, burning, fb sensation, red, blurring when reading Conjunctivitis Conjunctival oedema (chemosis)
23 Symptoms of uveitis Onset usually sudden, unilateral Pain (dull/ache) Photophobia Redness Decreased vision Lacrimation Floaters - suspect vitreous involvement
24 Signs of uveitis Red eye Circumlimbal injection Decreased vision Cells/ flare/ fibrin/ hypopyon Posterior synechiae Keratin precipitates Iris transillumination
25 Differential Diagnosis Acute Angle Closure Glaucoma Intraocular foreign body Other forms of posterior uveitis including infections e.g herpes zoster, toxoplasmosis Infectious keratitis
26 Cases 74 year old female with lung cancer on erlotinib (tarceva) Blurred vision [need to check VA] Bilateral anterior uveitis and cystoid macular oedema 40 year old male with skin melanoma on pembrolizumab (Keytruda) Bilateral anterior uveitis
27 Uveitis Mangement Sunglasses & Do not drive If infection excluded - topical steroids (dexamethasone 0.1%/ prednisolone acetate 1%) Mydriatics (Cyclopentolate 1%) Periocular steroid injection or Oral steroids Manage glaucoma (drops) Remove cataract
28 Symptoms of retinal disease Flashes Floaters Blurring, distortion or change in image size Abrupt loss of vision Progressive loss of vision Night blindness
29 Retinal vein occlusions
30 Central Serous Retinopathy
31 Multifocal Serous Retinal Detachments
32 Oxford Study on MEK inhibitors JAMA Oncology Feb of 40 (18%) patients on 3 different MEK inhibitors developed ocular side effects MEK1A 3/11 (11%) bilateral CSR MEK1B 2/19 (11%) 1 CRVO, 1 multifocal CSR MEK 1C 2/10 (20%) 1 multifocal CSR, 1 IOP rise
33 Other reported side effects Severe bilateral uveitis, retinal detachments Papillitis
34 MEK inhibitors Very little known about mechanism of action If CRVO occurs in one eye may have to stop the drug to prevent second eye involvement. Options for management - intravitreal injections of steroids and/or anti-vegf
35 Paraneoplastic syndromes Cancer associated retinopathy (CAR) Melanoma associated retinopathy (MAR) Paraneoplastic optic neuropathy (CRMP-5)
36 Summary Ocular surface problems common and treatable Uveitis increasing and also treatable but can affect sight Retinal problems - some reversible, some permanent visual loss e.g. CRVO
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