Optimizing Your Quality of Life During Cancer Treatment: Pain & Side Effect Management
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1 Optimizing Your Quality of Life During Cancer Treatment: Pain & Side Effect Management Eric Roeland, MD GI Oncology Palliative Medicine Pancreatic Cancer Patient Tool Belt Chemotherapy Surgery Pain & Symptom Management Radiation Psychosocial Support Loved Ones Spiritual support Financial Counselors 1
2 Paul 59 year old male New diagnosis locally advanced pancreatic cancer Recently started FOLFIRINOX Has pain medications, but uses them rarely Opioid fear due to son with opioid addiction history Not sleeping x 1 week Over weekend presents to ED with abdominal pain radiating to back Pain: What Does the Doc Want to Know? Location Quality Radiation Severity Duration Temporal profile Modifying factors What makes it better? What makes it worse? Associated Signs & Symptoms Breakthrough Constant Intermittent 2
3 Measuring Pain Paul Location mid abdomen Quality boring, gnawing, dull pain Radiation into back Severity current 9/10, baseline 4/10, goal 2/10 Duration ~2 weeks Temporal profile constant, worse at night Modifying factors Oxycodone 5mg improves pain level from 9 to 7 Associated Signs & Symptoms constipated, loss of appetite, insomnia, anxious 3
4 Step 1: Consider an Abdominal Nerve Block Neurolytic Blocks General Indications Ineffective analgesia Intolerable side effects Pain relief for months Less opioid = less side effects = better QoL Earlier the better in some cases Possible survival benefit 4
5 T12 L1 5
6 Celiac Plexus Neurolysis (Block) Celiac plexus innervates pancreas Intentional injury to a nerve/plexus Chemical* (alcohol or phenol) Surgical Cryo/Radiofrequency Effect usually lasts 3-6 months Progression of tumor Nerve regeneration Celiac Plexus Neurolysis: Approaches Posterior Back approach Two needles Fluoro or CT Pain anesthesiologist Endoscopic Through stomach US Gastroenterologist Anterior Front approach One needle US or CT Interventional Radiologist 6
7 Celiac Plexus Neurolysis : Technique Percutaneous: Fluoro/CT Contrast dye used to confirm placement of needle Diagnostic block with local anesthetic Injection of neurolytic agent Rare Risks Transient low BP Transient diarrhea Transient local pain 13 Celiac Plexus Neurolysis: Results Go to experienced centers Rule of thirds: 1/3 minimal pain relief 1/3 partial pain relief 1/3 marked pain relief 70-90% with complete to partial relief up to 3 months after block Eisenberg et al. Neurolytic Celiac Plexus Block for Treatment of Cancer Pain: A Meta-Analysis. Anesthesia and Analgesia 1995; 80:
8 Step 2: Optimize Pain Medication Management Why Opioids? The WHO Elevator 3, Pain , Pain 1-3 Aspirin Acetaminophen NSAIDs ±Adjuvants 2, Pain 4-7 Codeine Tramadol APAP/Codeine APAP/Hydrocodone APAP/Oxycodone ±Adjuvants Morphine Hydromorphone Oxycodone Fentanyl Methadone ±Adjuvants WHO. Geneva,
9 Opioid Equianalgesic Dosing Guidelines PO / PR Dose (mg) Analgesic IV / SC / IM Dose (mg) 150 mg Meperidine 50 mg 150 mg Tramadol mg Codeine 50 mg 15 mg Hydrocodone - 15 mg Morphine 5 mg 10 mg Oxycodone - 3 mg Hydromorphone 1 mg - Fentanyl 0.05 mg (1000 mcg = 1 mg) Pirrello, Ferris, Institute for Palliative Medicine 2008 Long & Short-Acting Opioids Short acting opioid Pain Long acting opioid 0 Time 9
10 Same Drug, But Different Delivery Mechanisms: Long vs. Short-Acting Opioids Long-Acting Morphine Short-Acting Morphine Short Acting Opioids Concentration Cmax Half-life Route Time to Cmax Half-life PO/PR 1 hour 4 hours IV 10 min 4 hours (Methadone exception to rule) 0 Time 10
11 Cmax & Route of Administration IV ~10 min Concentration SC / IM ~30 min PO / PR ~1 hr 0 Time How Are Opioids Excreted? Opioids In Morphine Oxycodone Hydrocodone Hydromorphone Methadone Fentanyl Opioids Out 11
12 Opioid Adverse Effects Common Constipation Nausea Dry mouth Sedation Sweating Uncommon Bad dreams Hallucinations Pruritus Urinary retention Myoclonus Respiratory depression Anticipate Opioid Side Effects Nausea Compazine (prochlorperazine) Reglan (metoclopramide) Pruritus Zyrtec (cetirizine) Not Benadryl (diphenhydramine) Constipation Stimulants not softeners Senna, bisacodyl 12
13 Step 3: Seek Out Pain & Symptom Management Experts Do Not Be Afraid of the P Word Palliative Care Hospice 13
14 Old Thinking: Wait Until It s Late Cancer Care: Transplant, chemotherapy, radiation, surgery Palliative Care Time New Thinking: Early Simultaneous Integration Cancer Care: Transplant, chemotherapy, radiation, surgery Palliative Care Time 14
15 Temel et al, New England Journal of Medicine (2010) 151 patients with stage IV lung cancer Standard Oncology Care + Palliative Care Standard Oncology Care With palliative care patients had: Better quality of life Less depression Standard Oncology Care + Palliative Care Temel, New England J Med
16 Stage IV lung cancer patients with palliative care lived ~3 months longer Median survival 11.6 vs. 8.9 months; P = 0.02 Standard Oncology Care + Palliative Care Temel, New England J Med
17 Summary Maximizing pain and symptom management matters Consider interventional pain procedures such as celiac plexus block to avoid pain medication-related side effects If pain medications are needed, understand how they work anticipate and prevent side effects Seek out palliative care specialists early, waiting until late is an antiquated model Finding Palliative Care Services National Palliative Care provider directory UCSD Moores Cancer Center Symptom Intervention Clinical Trials also available call Carolyn Revta at Scripps La Jolla, Encinitas, Mercy 17
18 Questions/Comments 18
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