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1 The impact of nutrition intervention in cancer patients Paula Ravasco Unidade de Nutrição e Metabolismo Instituto de Medicina Molecular Faculdade de Medicina da Universidade de Lisboa deterioration is multifactorial clinical evidence on complex interactions between cancer and/or treatment-related variables & factors, all exerting a combined effect on patients wasting: protein/energy intake deficits were determinant for deterioration; cancer location was the dominant factor influencing the wasting pattern and/or progression; tumour burden for the host was the most significantly associated with worse status. Weight loss and Quality of Life () 75 Quality of Life score Oesophagus Stomach Pancreas Colorectal Patients with weight loss Patients without weight loss p<0.01 comparison per group p< all groups combined Andreyev et al. Eur J Cancer 1998 nutrition and cancer immunologi c deterioratio n tolerance treatments infection risk muscle mass turnover functional capacity wound healing Surgery & RT Poor prognosis & Quality of Life tissue regeneration hospital stay rehospitalisations synthesis enzyme & hormones Malabsorption Nutrition and prospective cross-sectional study in 271 consecutive patients with cancer of the head-neck, oesophagus, stomach, colorectal. cancer stage & location, weight loss and/or intake, were independent determinants of Quality of Life, with distinct contributions & relative weights Ravasco et al. Support Care Cancer
2 individual characteristics - Always the preferred route biological variables symptoms functional status environmental/ external characteristics health perceptions Global + Outcome non-medical variables! Oral Oral Nutrition Priority - Patient s daily routine - Autonomy - Pleasure - Family - Psychological modulation - Improve + acute / late morbidity Wilson et al. JAMA 1995 Nutrition Nutrition professionals Quality in Nutrition Training Expertise Skills Differentiation Clinical Nutrition Empathy Values dimensions determinant for patients Only timely, adequate & sustained / reinforced intervention is effective Patient is the priority Criteria Quality / Accreditation Patient-centred outcomes Resolution ResAP(2003)3 on food and care in hospitals 2003 DECISION-MAKING? Patient GI functioning? yes Counselling+supplementssupplements no Insufficient < 50% needs Evaluate Intake Prescribe vs How much? Which nutrients? > 95% needs Sufficient Evidence based counselling Assessment status & NUTRITIONAL INTAKE Structured Questionnaire Dietary preferences / habits / intolerances Diary meal distribution Psychological status, autonomy (cooperative? needs support?) Symptom assessment (GI, dysphagia, anorexia, pain, ) PARENTERAL duration + status + disease severity Artificial Nutrition monitor ENTERAL INDIVIDUALISED DIET Inform the patient / family importance of the diet / food Intake requirements types / amounts energy/macro/micronutrients 2
3 Individualised counselling Head & Neck 2005; 27: Therapeutic diets modified to fulfill specific requirements: - digestion / absorption - disease stage and progression - psychological factors - symptom modulation - Mantain (as possible) the usual dietary pattern - Prescription type amounts frequency Patient Disease Therapeutic goals European Parliament 2010 Nutritional intake 1.3 Nutritional Assessment / Screening / Support Energy Protein integral part of treatment treatment plan reviewed and adjusted if appropriate, on a weekly basis targeted to the individual patient... adding supplements per se was not as effective as individualised counselling. Randomised trials evaluating the effect of ordinary food on clinical outcome should be given high priority 1st intervention trials of therapy regular foods / therapeutic diets outcomes RT-induced Morbidity: patients Symptoms Grades 1+2 G1 G2 suppl G3 standard End 3-mts End 3-mts End 3-mts Anorexia Individualised counselling + monitoring, according to status & symptoms, significantly improved the patients intake & - The improvement in functional dimensions was correlated with adequate / improved intake Nausea / Vomiting Diarrhoea groups symptoms end RT vs 3 months p<
4 Items G1 G2 suppl G3 standard Function scales Start End 3-months Start End 3-months Start End 3-months Global Physical function Role function Emotional function Social function Cognitive function Symptom scales Fatigue Pain Nausea / vomitting Individual items Improvement Dispnea Insomnia Anorexia Constipation Diarrhoea Financial impact Deterioration Probability 1,00 0,95 0,90 0,85 0,80 0,75 0,70 Survival Time in years Time in years Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 G1>G2>G3, p<0.05 Ravasco P et al. (In press) Individualised counselling and education were, per se, major determinants to improve outcomes clinical functional Quality of Life G1 highest scores similar to those at 3-mts follow-up adequate intake + status p< G2+G3 all scores worsened vs 3 mts follow-up p< Worse deterioration intake+status p< G1>G2~G3 p< Ravasco P et al. (In press) Frequency of events (%) 1,0 0,8 0,6 0,4 0,2 0,0 Late RT toxicity Permanent mucosal lesion - symptoms G1<G2 G3, p= Time in years Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Ravasco P et al. (In press) First results of a long term follow-up, designed to evaluate the possible efficacy of adjuvant therapeutic diets Early & timely individualised had a sustained effect on outcomes clinical functional and probably prognosis 4
5 J Am Diet Assoc 2007 In patients with GI tract cancer submitted to RT, individualised counselling vs standard practice, improved outcomes functional Evidence grade A Intensive dietary counselling with regular foods + oral supplements diet intake, prevents therapy-associated associated weight loss, prevents treatment interruption in GI or head-neck cancer patients undergoing RT + CT ESPEN Guidelines. Clin Nutr 2006; 25: ; Ravasco P et al. J Clin Oncol 2005; 23:
6 1 well differentiated; 2 moderately differentiated; 3 poorly differentiated Number of patients Fat mass, fat free mass, histology Histological grade Excess FM Normal FM N = 154 TNF-α, IL1ra, IL-6, IFN-γ, VEGF (ongoing) 61% pts excess Fat mass & loss of Fat free mass More aggressive histologies Ravasco et al. et Clin al. (submitted) Nutr 2010 Specific nutrients Body composition Treatments efficacy Tumour reccurrence Poorer prognosis The degenerative transition of adenoma to adenocarcinoma, recognized as key in carcinogenesis, appear to have been influenced by a diet promoting a pro-inflammatory milieu that can trigger NF-kB Baracos et al. 6
7 DHA e EPA Reduce cell proliferation n-3 fatty acids status in cancer influences patients clinical course indicator of poor prognosis! morbidity and mortality! Tisdale M, et al 1991 Weight / muscle mass gain or maintenance, appetite and intake, phisical activity and Quality of Life Immunomodulatory Moses M, et al 2004 Fearon K, et al 2003 Reduces Quality of Life Impairs functional capacity and physical activity Impairs immune function Increases treatment related morbidity & reduces tolerance to treatment(s) May reduce treatment(s) response/efficacy May reduce survival Ravasco P. et al (in press) More studies Phase II clinical trial (advanced tumours) Curcumine (anti-proliferative, anti-inflammatory, immunomodulator) Phase II clinical trial (patients with cachexia) Antioxidants supplementation + physical activity (Quality of Life, muscle capacity) Therapeutical approach Multiprofessional Phase I clinical trial (patients with solid tumours with curative intent) Viscum album extract (immunomodulatory, citotoxic)? Prebiotics / probiotics (immunomodulatory) New era in cancer management Nutrition and outcomes Symptoms Intake GI Disease modulation Functional capacity Prognosis Adjuvant to the anti-neoplastic neoplastic treatment goal Early intervention Proactive paramount to prevent intervention can modulate & physiological weight loss & morbidity deficits Cancer + Treatments Global outcome Stabilize or improve global clinical status & potential for favorable response to therapy, recovery & prognosis Maintain adequate status, body composition, performance status, immune function & Quality of Life Somerfield et al. JCO
8 It is our obligation to provide and integrate Nutrition in the overall treatment, mandatory to sustain life throughout the patient s disease journey John Hunter, 1794 and to significantly improve Outcomes! 8
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