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Ca in situ e ormonoterapia Discussant : LORENZA MARINO

Ca in situ e ormonoterapia Quali fattori di rischio? Radioterapia? Ormonoterapia?

BCS Recurrence rates (FUP 13-20y) Cuzick, Lancet Oncol.2011; 12(1): 21-9 Donker, JCO. 2013; 31(32): 4054-9 Wapnir, JNCI. 2011;103(6): 478-88 Wamberg, JCO. 2014; 32(32): 3613-18 BCS: 26-36% BCS + RT : 9-23% J Natl Cancer Inst Monogr 2010;41:162 177

MASTECTOMY LRR Al Mushawah, J Surg Res 2012; 173: 10-5 Altintas S., Brest J 2009; 15(2): 120-32 Bijker N, JCO 2001; 19: 2263-71 Chadha M, Int J Surg Onc 2012; 2012: 423-520 1-4.7% LRR a 3.2 anni: 3.67% High grade disease 62.50% Young age (< 40 years) Vargas C, IJROBP 2005; 63(5): 1514-21 Carlson GW, J Am Coll Surg 2007;204: 1074-8 Fitzsullivan E, Ann Sur Oncol 2013; 20: 4103-12 5-8.1% Rashtian A, IJROBP 2008; 72: 1016-20 16 % ( margins < 2mm,high grade disease and/or comedonecrosis)

Breast cancer-specific mortality 10 years: 1.1% 20 years: 3.3% Diagnosis before age 35 years: 7.8% vs 3.2% (HR,2.58 [95%CI,1.85-3.60];P<.001) at 20 years. Black women vs white, non-hispanic : 7.0% vs 3.0% Risks factors: Tumor size Grade ER status Comedonecrosis For Women Women with DCIS with who DCIS received who a developed diagnosis before an ipsilateral age 35 years mortality invasive was in-breast approximately recurrence 17 were times 18.1 greater times more than expected in likely the to 9 years die of following breast cancer diagnosis. than women who did not. JAMAOncol.2015;1(7):888-896

The number of elegible studies in this meta-analysis was relatively small (different study types and patient selection criteria..) Different definitions of tumor predictors, such as tumor size, nclear grade and detection of margin, hampered our synthesis of the association between tumor characteristics and invasive outcomes. The expression levels of biomarkers are often correlated; it is therefore difficult to assess multiple markers simultaneously in a multivariable model

Study restricted to patients with negative margins 14.3% 19.2% 13.2% 25% 1D5 antibody for the assessment of ER No Bcl-2 anti-apoptotic protein and the mitotic index Small number The Breast 2015; 1-5

HER2 over-expression is reported to be more frequent in DCIS than in invasive cancer Ipsilateral in situ Ipsilateral invasive 458 pz : 31% (n=132) HER2+ Ipsilateral events ER- 50 years ER+ > 50 years

Large sample size Long-term FUP (> 15 years) Unequal recurrence. no sistemic endocrine treatment TMAs may have limited the assessment of heterogenous expression vs whole section Trastuzumab in DCIS no significant effects (proliferation and apoptosis) SISH ed IHC: concordance 89.2%, Estévez et al. Breast Cancer Research 2014, 16:R76: Cancer. 2011 January 1; 117(1): 39 47

1667 pz: 560 (33.5%) HER2+ 24.6% 23.8% 11.8% 8.8% 15.8% 12% Annals of Oncology 26: 682 687, 2015

In Radiotherapy adjuvant reduces treatment local of invasive failure rates breast in cancer, HER2-positive HER-2 overexpression DCIS. The subgroup may predict analysis resistance by local to tamoxifen. treatment (surgery In premenopausal and radiotherapy) patients, showed observed significant no differences both in BCR, in BCR isbcr and and isbcr IBCR for while patients in postmenopausal treated by quadrantectomy patients we observed without radiotherapy a significant difference versus patients in BCR treated and isbcr. with Postmenopausal radiotherapy whereas women with non HER2-positive significant difference DCIS were was more observed frequently in IBCR. ER/PgR negative, thus taking no tamoxifen. Indication to radiotherapy should be mandatory to ER/PgR-negative, HER2-positive DCIS in addition to the presence of necrosis and/or high tumor grade. NO RT: 20.9% Patients with HER2-positive DCIS could benefit from magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) surveillance program. The fundamental question is what to do next in terms of systemic therapy. RT: 46.2%

1978-2010: 2996 pz

Large cohort (n=2996 pz) Long FUP ( ~ 10 years) Pathologic and treatment chararacteristics Very few positive margins (dermis, pectoralis fascia ) Underestimate recurrence rate

The cumulative rate of chest wall recurrence may be underestimated. No data RT No information on all pathological features. > 2mm: 2.1% 2mm: 2.7%

Ca in situ e ormonoterapia Quali fattori di rischio? Radioterapia? Ormonoterapia?

Published studies demonstrate that women undergoing BCS do not always receive adjuvant RT due to factors including socioeconomic concerns, duration of treatment, and distance to treatment facilities. Omitting Randomized Radiation Trials for Therapy RT LR in CH+RT vs CH No Survival benefit ECOG NSABP 5194 B-17 trial (813 pz) 19.8% LR 12y: vs 35% 14.4% low-int /24.6% High DFCI EORTC 10853 (1010 pz) 18% LR 10y: vs 31% 15.6% RTOG SweDCIS 9804 trial (1046 pz) 12%vs LR 7y: 27% 6.7% vs 0.9% At this time, there is no standard as to what defines acceptable local recurrence rates, and some patients may accept a 10-year recurrence rate of 10% Future studies are required before the concept of surveillance represents an appropriate standard for women with DCIS; at this time, the standard of care remains surgery (mastectomy or BCS) with or without RT. Ajho, vol 11( 11); nov 2015: 23-27

RT had a favorable effect on OS in both ER-negative/borderline (HR 0.56, 95% CI 0.42 Retrospective analysis with clinicopathological variables were not well balanced 99.6% 0.75, P,0.001) and ER-positive 96.7% subgroups (HR 0.61, 95% CI 0.53 0.69, 98.6% P,0.001). In contrast, we noted that RT delivery 99.5% 89.6% was specifically associated with improved BCSS in ERnegative/borderline patients (HR 0.41, 95% CI 0.19 0.88, P=0.023). 98.4% 93.6% The role of RT might be masked by endocrine therapy in ER-positive patients. The SEER database did not provide complete tumor characteristics (eg, HER2/neu status, breast subtype, and tumor size), cancer therapy (chemotherapy, endocrine therapy, and RT types), and clinical outcome 84.3% (recurrence and metastasis) variables. RT Since provided the risk benefit of recurrence for OS in both a conserved subgroups breast (younger is much group, higher HR in 0.47, younger 95% CI than 0.31 0.72, in older P,0.001; women, The SEER older it could database group, be reasonably HR did 0.61, not provide reliably 95% CI surgery inferred 0.54 0.69, information that P,0.001). RT to a conserved By comparison, patients breast diagnosed RT would specifically before have a contributed correspondingly 1998, so DCIS to better patients greater BCSS effect who in underwent the on BCSS younger in BCS younger subgroup before than 1998 (HR in 0.37, older were 95% women. omitted, CI 0.15 0.91, leading to P=0.030). limited sample size for our analysis.

Level of evidence very low No difference in the risk of local reccurrence The evidence of hypofractionation in DCIS is scarce The randomized trials of RT in DCIS did not evaluate the role of boost since they either did not Addition recommend boost of boost or permitted reduces boost the in the risk discretion for LR of in the positive investigator margins which led to a limited number of patients who received boost. No difference in the risk for LR with the + boost in younger patients Retrospective studies No difference in LR between hypofractionated vs standard therapy The number of patients in the subgroups of margin status and age are relatively low and the stability of the statistical results questionable The median FUP was relatively shorter (~ 60 months)

It is recognized that this study closed early, with 636 patients accrued of the original planned 1,790 women and approximately 20% of the planned events The LF rate in the RT arm is less than 1%, yielding a statistically significant difference between the two arms as a result of the much larger than anticipated hazard reduction (HR, 0.11). Follow-up is continuing, and future analyses with longer follow-up will determine the reliability of this proportional reduction.

The trial design was a nonrandomized cohort study Tamoxifen was administered to approximately 30% of patients in a nonrandomized fashion The number of patients in cohort 2 was relatively small (n=104), limiting the statistical power in this group of patients

Ca in situ e ormonoterapia Quali fattori di rischio? Radioterapia? Ormonoterapia?

The results suggest that TAM does very little to prevent invasive recurrence on the same side over and above CS alone. The ipsilateral LR rate was reduced when TAM was added to CS+RT. RT not only sterilizes residual cancer cells within the breast, but could additionally have a synergistic effect when combined with TAM

The major limitation of this trial was the lower-thanexpected event rate, which adds uncertainty about the lack of significance of some of the small differences seen. It is too early to assess the effect of these treatments on mortality and long-term follow-up; a full meta-analysis of all major endpoints with the B-35 study is planned to study these issues. Anastrozole offers another treatment option for postmenopausal women with hormone-receptorpositive DCIS, which may be more appropriate for some women with contraindications for tamoxifen. 3.0% 2.5% 7.3% 6.6% December 11, 2015

96.3% 93.1% 91.5% 82.7% 96.3% 89.1% 91.6% 77.9% OS 5-year: 98 0% for the tamoxifen vs 97 9% for the anastrozole group. OS 10-year: 92 1% for the tamoxifen vs 92 5% for the anastrozole group. December 10, 2015; 6736(15)01168-X

Primary outcomes: SF-12 physical and mental halth component scale scores Vasomotor symptoms (BCPT symptom scale) Secondary outcomes: vaginal symptoms sexual functioning December 10, 2015

TAMOXIFEN ANASTROZOLE Younger age was significantly associated with more severe vasomotor symptoms (mean severity score 1 45 for age <60 years vs 0 65 for age 60 years; p=0 0006), vaginal symptoms (0 98 vs 0 65; p<0 0001), weight problems (1 32 vs 1 02; p<0 0001), and gynaecological symptoms (0 26 vs 0 22; p=0 014).. A limitation of this study was that participants were volunteers, who are usually healthier than the general population of patients with ductal carcinoma in situ, which is supported by the high physical health scores we recorded. Symptoms in patients with greater comorbidity might be different. In addition, we assessed group data in these analyses, which might not reflect the experience of specific individuals. Given the similar efficacy of tamoxifen and anastrozole for women older than age 60 years, decisions about treatment should be informed by the risk for serious adverse health effects and the symptoms associated with each drug. For women younger than 60 years old, treatment decisions might be driven by efficacy (favouring anastrozole); however, if the side-effects of anastrozole are intolerable, then switching to tamoxifen is a good alternative.

2005-2012 206255 pz BCS (no RT): 23.7% vs 21.0% BCS (+ RT): 49.9% vs 51.0% Bilateral mastectomies: 5.2% vs 10.0% AET: 33.1% vs 40.0% Receipt of AET is relatively low in the group of women most likely to benefit from its use, namely ER+ patients who underwent BCS. Significant variation exists with respect to patient, tumor, site and treatment factors. More tolerable drugs or clearer guideline recommendations may increase use. In univariate analyses, patients in the youngest (<40 years) and oldest ( 70 years) age groups were least likely to receive AET. Ann Surg Oncol. 2015 October ; 22(10): 3264 3272

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