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186Re-HEDP in the Treatment of Patients with Inoperable Osteosarcoma

Rizwan Syed, Jamshed Bomanji, Nagesh Nagabhushan, Irfan Kayani, Ashley Groves, Wendy Waddington, Anna Cassoni and Peter J. Ell
Journal of Nuclear Medicine December 2006, 47 (12) 1927-1935;
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    In these images of patient 3, CT transaxial slice through tumor site (top) shows massive tumor in left pelvis, and 186Re-HEDP posttherapy whole-body scan (bottom) shows heterogeneous but intense uptake at tumor site in both posterior (left) and anterior (right) views. In addition, metastases are noted in right lung field, L4 vertebra, and left ribs posteriorly.

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    Patient Profiles and Distribution of Disease

    Patient no.Age at diagnosis (y)SexWeight (kg)Primary siteAdministered activity (MBq)Tumor absorbed dose (cGy)Metastases at presentationHistory before 186Re-HEDP
    116M50L tibia2,8202.3NoIfosfamide; amputation; metastasectomy; lobectomy at 8 y; large bony secondary at 10 y
    221F65Sacrum1,41016 (hip) and 9 (knee)NoDoxorubicin + cisplatin × 4; progression of primary tumor and lung, bone, and intraabdominal metastases
    324M58.5Pelvis5,3103.1NoDoxorubicin + cisplatin; progression; etoposide + cisplatin; excision; margin positive; ifosfamide; EBRT: 50 Gy per 11.3 kg (25 fractions) of body weight, paravertebral relapse; HDMTX
    412F40Ilium1,3501.60 and 3.1NoCisplatin + ifosfamide (later omitted) + etoposide × 4; HDMTX × 2; good response by primary tumor but pulmonary progression; primary tumor inoperable
    522F61Distal femur1,2962.4NoDoxorubicin + cisplatin + etoposide; distal femoral replacement; local, nodal, and pulmonary progression at 14 mo
    642F74Sacrum1,4200.5–0.6 (4 sites)NoDoxorubicin + cisplatin/carboplatin × 6
    714M54Tibia1,4302NoDoxorubicin + cisplatin × 6; amputation; bone metastasis; HDMTX; ifosfamide; further bone disease
    812M45Tibia1,3992, 2, and 5 (3 sites)NoDoxorubicin + cisplatin × 6; amputation; pulmonary metastasis at 2 y; metastasectomies; further pulmonary relapse; HDMTX; ifosfamide
    916M44Distal femur2,6601.4 and 2.2NoDoxorubicin + cisplatin × 6; endoprosthetic replacement; pulmonary, mediastinal, and pleural relapse at 8 mo; ifosfamide + etoposide × 5; partial remission
    1016M55.2Proximal humerus1,18214NoDoxorubicin + cisplatin × 6; disarticulation; adjuvant EBRT to supraclavicular fossa; pulmonary and pleural relapse at 72 mo; metastasectomy and pleurectomy; HDMTX; ifosfamide; etoposide; progressive disease
    1112M32Femur1,4001.1 and 2.0YesDoxorubicin + cisplatin × 2; HDMTX; lung progression; endoprosthetic replacement; high-dose ifosfamide (12–14 g/m2) + etoposide × 3; progressive lung and bone disease
    1216M49Femur1,4301.4NoDoxorubicin + cisplatin × 6, pleural recurrence; resection; ifosfamide + etoposide + MTX; bowel recurrence resected; internal mammary nodes eroding chest wall
    1327M55Ilium + sacrum1,50016NoDoxorubicin + cisplatin + HDMTX; then ifosfamide + etoposide; EBRT to right pelvis; deposit L5 vertebra
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    Survival After 186Re-HEDP Therapy

    Patient no.Response to treatmentSurvival after diagnosis of metastatic disease (mo)Survival after last 186Re HEDP therapy (mo)Site of metastasesSubsequent therapyFollow-up
    1Stable disease: biopsy negative21660LungNoneDisease-free
    2Stable disease4810LungEBRTDied: perforated bowel
    3Stable disease3610LungIfosfamide; palliative EBRT*Poor hematologic tolerance of oral etoposide given for palliation; died of gastrointestinal hemorrhage 3 mo after final 186Re-HEDP dose
    4Stable disease481LungSupportive/EBRTPoor pain control; died at 6 mo
    5Stable disease121LungSupportive†/EBRTDied at 5 mo: progressive lung disease
    6Stable disease362Scapula/sternum/thoracic spineSupportive†/EBRTPoor pain control: died
    7Lost to follow-upNANALungEBRTLost to follow-up at 3 mo
    8Progressive disease4536Lung/femoral/iliac lymph nodesPalliative/EBRTDied at 1 mo of hepatic progression; platelets and white blood cells normal
    9Pain relief at 2 sites but not at third by 1 mo124Lung/boneSupportive/EBRTDied of progressive disease 12 mo after first 186Re-HEDP dose
    10Progressive disease9613LungPalliative EBRT 3 moDied
    11Progressive disease365LungPalliative EBRT 2 moDied at 36 mo
    12No pain relief206LungSupportive/EBRTDied at 24 mo
    13Progressive disease302LungPalliative EBRT to 1 site at 1 moDied
    • ↵* Profound thrombocytopenia with ifosfamide.

    • ↵† White blood cells and platelets too low for chemotherapy.

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    Treatment-Related Toxicities

    Patient no.Chemotherapy/ 186Re-HEDP interval (mo)186Re-HEDP/EBRT interval (wk)Platelet nadir gradeWhite blood cell nadir gradeWHO status* at 186Re-HEDP therapyOther toxicity
    163001Preexisting chronic renal failure; no change after 186Re-HEDP therapy
    263003None
    322241Initial toxicity after first course only; white blood cell grade 4 toxicity after 4 cycles; patient recovered but was unable to tolerate palliative chemotherapy
    421.6312Completely resolved at 4 mo
    5832 on second dose21None
    61.514 during EBRT32Platelet toxicity persisted at grade 4 for 4 wk and required transfusion; gradually rose but never much beyond 50 × 109/L
    71.752001None
    8361001None
    94002None
    10143012None
    113.55012Died within 4 wk because of pulmonary infection (unspecified)
    1252001None
    1376031None
    • ↵* Criteria of the World Health Organization (11).

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