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IL DOLORE DIFFICILE DA METASTASI OSSEE

Gaetano Lanzetta

Oncologia Medica

I.N.I. - Grottaferrata ( RM )

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Modulo dichiarazione conflitto di interessi

Relationship Company/Organization

Advisory Board , Speaker’s fee KYOWA KIRIN

Advisory Board JANSSEN

Advisory Board ITALFARMACO

Advisory Board ASTELLAS

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BONE METASTESES

CTIBL

BONE MARROW MICRO-ENVIRONMENT

BONE HEALTH IN CANCER PATIENTS

THERE ARE THREE AREAS OF CANCER MANAGEMENT THAT MAKE BONE HEALTH IN CANCER PATIENTS OF INCREASING CLINICAL IMPORTANCE

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Nuova metastasi

ELEVATO TURNOVER OSSEO

(eta’ –livelli vit D – Terapia ormonale adiuvante- metastasi)

Perdita ossea Homing delle cellule tumorali

Crescita della metastasi ossea CTIBL

FRAGILITÀ

PROGRESSIONE OSSEA

CTX NTX P1NP

SDF-1 TGF b PDGF IGF-1 OP

CTX NTX P1NP

SDF-1 TGF b PDGF OP

CTX NTX P1NP

SDF-1 TGF b PDGF OP

SRE

Scheletro non metastatico Nicchia premetastatica Metastasi ossea

Courtesy by Bertoldo F

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Fracture

Hypercalcemia Surgery to bone

Rx therapy to bone

Disease SRE

Loss of autonomy

Bone pain Consequences

to functional independence and QOL

Bone metastases

SCC or

vertebral collapse

Anxiety and depression

1. Gainor, Buchert. Clin Orthopaed Rel Res 1983;178:297–302; 2. Saad F et al. Cancer 2007;110:1860–7; 3. Poor et al. Osteoporos Int 1995;5:419–26; 4. Loblaw et al. Supp Care Cancer 2007;15:451–5; 5. Hellman, Krasnow. J Palliat Med 1998;1:277–83; 6. Maranzano et al. Tumori 2003;89:469–75; 7. Katzer et al. Arch Orthopaed Trauma Surg 2002;122:251–8; 8. Loblaw et al. J Clin Oncol 2005;23:2028–3.

BONE METASTASES HAVE

DEBILITATING CONSEQUENCES

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•Metastatic cancer induced bone pain ( CIBP) is a severe clinical problem that is often inadequately treated by current analgesic.

•CIBP is a complex pain syndrome involving background pain ( typically opiod responsive ), which can be describe as a dull ache that increase in intensity with progression of the

disease

•CIBP involves spontaneous breakthrough pain and

movement-related pain, which are generally difficult to treat with opioids without intolerable side-effects.

•While the etiology of CIBP remains to be fully elucidated,

increasing evidence suggest that CIBP is uniquely complex and is accompained by neurochemical changes distinct from other chronic pain pathologies ( neuropathic pain, inflammatory pain).

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Only about 40% of patients reported adequate relief of pain from bone metastases

75-80% of patients had pain

65%

80%

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Osteoclast

activity source of algogenic

stimulations

Neoplasia source of algogenic stimulations

Role of the nervous system in mantaninig

the pain in bone metastases PATHOPHYSIOLOGY

OF CANCER INDUCED BONE PAIN

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Neoplasia source of algogenic stimulations

PATHOPHYSIOLOGY

OF CANCER INDUCED BONE PAIN

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“CANCER

MICROENVIRONMENT”

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Osteoclast activity source of algogenic

stimulations

PATHOPHYSIOLOGY

OF CANCER INDUCED BONE PAIN

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RANK Ligand is an essential mediator of the vicious cycle of bone destruction

Activated osteoclasts

Osteoblasts

Bone resorption Growth factors

(eg, TNF, IL-1, TGF-β) RANK Ligand

PDGF, BMPs, TGF-β, IGFs, FGFs, Ca2+

Tumour

1. Adapted from: Boyle WJ, et al. Nature 2003;423:337–42;

2. Roodman GD. N Engl J Med 2004;350:1655–64.

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Role of the nervous system in mantaninig

the pain in bone metastases PATHOPHYSIOLOGY

OF CANCER INDUCED BONE PAIN

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Nerve growth factor

Fenomeno del “perineural involvement ”, invasione e proliferazione del cancro nel nervo, associato a dolore

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CELLS EAVESDROP AND

MONITOR THE ACTIVITY OF SYNAPSES

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ROLE OF GLIA: MICROGLIA - ASTROCYTES

STRENGTHENS THE PERCEPTION OF PAIN

Fractalina, NRP, O, SP GLUTAMMATO, CGRP, ATP, Pg Citochine pro-infiammatorie

IL-1, IL-6, TNFα

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COMPLEX PAIN

SYNDROME

CIBP:

A COMPLEX PAIN SYNDROME

INFLAMMATORY MECHANISM

MECHANISM NEUROPATHIC

MECHANISM ISCHEMIC

COMPRESSION MECHANISM

rapid growth

intratumoral hemorrhage invasion

nerve entrapment osteolysis

organ damage secretion of humoral

mediators

activation and excitation of primary afferent neurons

CHEMICAL MECHANISM

low pH intra and extracellular

It affects a large percentage of cancer patients 30-50% moderate to severe

25-40% very intense (Dickerson 2001)

QoL

(Weinfurt KP 2002)

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FANS Oppiace

i

Paracetamolo Cannabinoidi

Cannabinoidi Oppiacei

Gabapentinoidi

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COMPLEX PAIN SYNDROME

Oppiacei

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Peggioramento del dolore per esposizioni prolungate a morfina ed attivazione osteoclasti (King 2007)

Incremento della glia (Honore 2000, Scholz 2007)

Downregulation delle popolazioni recettoriali per gli oppioidi (eg mu) Ridotta risposta a morfina (Yamamoto 2008)

Aumento dei dosaggi per analgesia (10 volte) (Luger 2002)

Incrementi di peptidi nocicettivi ( dinorfina) (Vanderah 2001)

Sensibilizzazione dei neuroni WDR (Urch 2003)

OPIOIDS AND BONE METASTASIS

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SINAPSI SILENTE

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RECETTORI TLR4 : TOLL LIKE RECEPTOR Recettori di Pedaggio

Potenti attivatori della glia

INIBIZIONE AZIONE SVOLTA DAGLI OPPIODI

TOLLERANZA DIPENDENZA IPERALGESIA IBUDILAST

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…nel 2019… ?!?

Scala antalgica OMS 1982…

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vvvvv

GRAZIE PER LA VOSTRA ATTENZIONE

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DISCLOSURES

Advisory Boards / Honoraria / Speakers’ fee / Consultant for:

• ITALFARMACO

• KIOWA KIRIN

• PFIZER

• JANSSEN

• ASTELLAS

• NOVARTIS

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CENTRI SUPERIORI

STIMOLO DOLOROSO

Fractalina, NRP, O, SP Glutammato, CGRP, ATP, Pg

Citochine pro-infiammatorie IL-1, IL-6, TNF

ROLE OF GLIA: MICROGLIA - ASTROCYTES

STRENGTHENS THE PERCEPTION OF PAIN

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Comparsa del picco: 3-5 minuti

Spesso intensità da moderata a severa

Durata mediana: 30 minuti (range 1-240)

Numero di episodi: 4 al giorno (mediana)

CARATTERISTICHE DEL BTcP SU CUI BASARE IL TRATTAMENTO

Zeppetella G. et al. Curr Op Supp Pall Care Darwish et al. Poster presented at the British Pharmacological Society, December

15th 2010.

Variabilità INTRA- e INTER-

INDIVIDUALE

ETEROGENEITÀ degli episodi di BTcP

Dolore di Base controllato

Farmaco ideale per controllare

il BTcP

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TOLLERANZA DIVENTA FEEDBACK DINAMICO CHE PERMETTE AD ALCUNI PROCESSI FUNZIONALI DI RITORNARE OPERATIVI

TOLLERANZA È IL RIPRISTINO

DEL PROCESSO ECCITATORIO NEURONALE

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SOPRAVVIVENZA (%) A 5 ANNI PER SEDE TUMORALE IN ITALIA

AIOM - AIRTUM, I numeri del cancro in Italia, 2016

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FACING AVDVANCED

CANCER IS….

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TRAFFICKING DOWN REGULATION

…..IL SISTEMA PIU SEMPLICE UTILIZZATO DALLA CELLULA PER DIMINUIRE IL NUMERO DEI RECETTORI…

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CELLS EAVESDROP AND

MONITOR THE ACTIVITY OF SYNAPSES

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ROLE OF GLIA: MICROGLIA - ASTROCYTES

STRENGTHENS THE PERCEPTION OF PAIN

Fractaline, NRP, O, SP GLUTAMATE, CGRP, ATP, Pg Proinfilammatory

Cytokines L-1, IL-6, TNFα

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ROLE OF GLIA: MICROGLIA - ASTROCYTES

STRENGTHENS THE PERCEPTION OF PAIN

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Fenomeno del “perineural involvement”, invasione e proliferazione del cancro nel

nervo, associato a dolore

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The Lancet Oncology, Volume 13, Issue 2, Pages e58 - e68, February 2012

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