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most common non-small cell lung cancer |
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adenocarcinoma (most are peripheral in origin) |
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second most common non-small cell lung cancer |
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squamous: linked to smoking history, centrally located near a bronchus |
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grows and spread quickly, poor prognosis (NSCLC) |
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highly emetogenic, ototoxic, renal toxic |
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highly emetogenic, renal toxic--uses calvert formula for dosing |
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developed specifically for cisplatin to help pts tolerate it |
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platinum agent not used in lung cancer, mostly in colon |
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cause anemia, neutropenia, thrombocytopenia |
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Comes from pacific eu tree, can be neurotoxic, moderate to low emetogenic potential |
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better tolerated,comes from needles of European Euu Tree |
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Mildly emetogenic, severe hypotension, with rapid infusion |
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Neurotoxic, vinca alkaloid-- fatal if administered intrathecally |
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same precautions as vinblastine |
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many drug interactions CYP3A4 metabolized, rashes, nost associated w/ typical chemo side effects, oral but very expensive |
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Tyrosine kinase inhibitors |
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improve OS by 3.3 months, second or third line (also used for pancreatic cancer) |
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used to treat NSCLC that is advanced or metastasis and is caused by a defect in gene called ALK |
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prolongs survival, improves symptom control, and yields superior quality of life compared to best supportive care (NSCLC) |
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Platinum based chemotherapy |
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1st line therapy in advanced disease guidelines (NSCLC) |
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Bevaczimuab + chemo or chemo along indicated in PS 0-2 w/ advanced or recurrent NSCLC |
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2nd line therapy in pts who have experienced dx progression either during or after 1st line therapy (NSCLC) |
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docetaxel or pemetrexed, or tyrosin kinase inhibitor: Erlotinib |
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Erlotinib has proven statistically superior to BSC with respect to survival |
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