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1Main
2Brand NameSutent
3Generic Namesunitinib
4MechanismTK inhibitor: VEGFR, PDGFR, KIT, FLT-3
5AdministrationOral
6LabelGIST, 2L RCC
7Clinical Studies
8Phase III - Sutent+Taxol vs Avastin+Taxol in mBC
9n=740, started 11/2006.
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11Phase III FOLFIRI+-Sutent in 1L mCRC "SUN1122" - DISCONTINUED?
12n=720, started June 2007
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14Phase 2 2L/3L NSCLC - ASCO 2007
151L RCC: ASCO 2006
1611mo PFS vs 5mo IFN; 25% RR vs 5%
17n=750 CCC
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192 sequentially conducted p2 RCC single arm multicenter studies
206k new mRCC patients/year??
2150mg daily 4/6 weeks in predominately cytokine refractory patients
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23Motzer et al proc ASCO 23:380s, 2005
24n=63, accrual 1/03 to 7/03, reported asco 2004, updated as of 12/04
2540% RR, 0% CR
2628% SD >3 mo, 25% SD/PD <3 months, 6% non evaluable
278.7m TTP, 16.4m MOS
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29n=106, accrual 2/04 to 11/04, updated as of 1/05
3039% RR, 1% CR
3123% SD>3 mo, 31% SD/PD <3 months, 31% non evaluable
32TTP/MOS not given yet
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34SU11248 in previously treated MBC - Miller et al, ASCO 05 #563
3550mg qd for 28 days, 14 day rest. Response assessed every 2 cycles. Prior anthracycline and taxane therapy.
3639% g3 neutropenia, 15% g3 thrombocytopenia. 7/41 patients required dose-reduction. 13/41 required dose interruption.
3714% PR, 2% SD. 2 PRs not yet confirmed. N=51
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39Sutent in lung - ASCO 06
403/63 died from bleeding - 2 in the lung, 1 in the brain
41stopped tumor growth in 43%, shrank in 9.5%.
42Charles Baum - oncology clinical leader at PFE
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45Long list of clinical studies.
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47Phase III continuation in Breast Neoplasms, Carcinoma, Pancreatic, RCC, GIST
48still recruiting, began 02/07
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50Phase III +/- placebo with advanced pancreatic islet cell tumors. N = 340, still recruting, began 03/07
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52Phase III +/- placebo in RCC, n = 228. still recruiting, began 09/07
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54Phase III vs Imatinib in GIST, n = 200. Still recruiting, began 07/07
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56Phase III Erlotinib +/- Sutent in Non-small cell lung cancer, n = 956. Still recruiting, gegan 06/07
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58Phase III vs Capecitabine in advanced breast cancer who failed both a taxane and anthracycline chemotherapy, or failed taxane where anthracycline chemo not needed
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61Completed Phase III in malignant GIST, n = 357.
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63Phase III vs Interferon-Alfa as 1st line therapy in RCC, n = 700. Ongoing
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65Phase III + Paclitaxel vs Avastin + Paclitaxel in advanced Breast Cancer
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67Phase II:
68Completed Phase II + Temsirolimus in RCC
69Stage II or III breast cancer that can be removed surgically
70n = 700. Still recruiting, began 11/06
71Neoadjuvant sutent in RCC
72Adjuvant sutent following chemotherapy, radiation, and surgery for esophageal cancer
73In nonclear cell RCC
74Dosage efficacy in first line metastic RCC
75Male patients with relapsed or cisplatin-refractory germ cell cancer
76Prostate cancer
77Colorectal cancer
78Metastic and/or surgically unresectable soft tissue sarcoma
79Thyroid carcinoma
80Following gepatic artery embolization
81VHL
82After taxanes in metastic breast cancer
83Cytokin-Refractory metastic RCC
84Advanced prostate cancer
85Myelodysplastic syndromes
86Metastic, locally advanced or recurrent Sarcomas
87Advanced Hepatocellular Carcinoma
88Kaposi Sarcoma, treating East African Patients
89Rafractory adrenocortical carcinoma
90Locally advanced bladder cancer
91+ Chemoembolization in Liver cancer that cannot be removed surgically
92+ Lenalidomide + Cyclophospharride in State IV Eye Melanoma
93Advanced breast cancer
94Relapsed multiple Myeloma
95Advanced Malignant Pleural mesothelioma
96Brain metastases caused by RCC or Melanoma
97Thyroid cancer that did not respond to Iodine I 131 and cannot be removed surgically
98Metastic cervical cancer, unresectable, locally advanced
99Metastic recurrent ovarian epithelieal, fallopian tube, or peritoneal cancer
100Relapsed or refracotry diffuse or mediastinal large B-Cell lymphoma
101Metastic pancreatic cancer that progressed after 1st line therapy with Gemcitabine
102Panzem NCD +/- Sutent in metastic RCC
103+ Tamoxifen + Cisplatin in high risk Ocular melanoma
104Relapsed or refractory chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia or small LL
105+ Docetaxel and Prednisone in Prostate cancer
106Phase III vs Sorafenib in RCC removed by surgery
107In metastic Gastric cancer
108+ Erlotinib in unresectable or metastic RCC
109+ Gemcitabine in pancreatic and other solid tumors
110+ combination chemo before surgery, stage II and III breast cancer
111Metastic and/or surgically unresectable Hepatocellular
112Erlotinib +/- Sutent In non small cell lung cancer
113Idiopathic Myelofibrosis
114Recurrent malignant Gliomas
115Recurrent or metastic Endometrial cancer
116Locally recurrent or metastic Kidney cancer
117Progressive metastic transitional cell cancer of the Urothelium
118Liver cancer that cannot be moved surgically.
119Recurrent and/or head and neck cancer
120Kdney Cancer that cannot be removed surgically
121Unresectable or metastic Kidney Cancer or other advanced Solid tumors.
122Germ Cell tumors that have relapsed or not responded to treatment
123Locally advance or metastic non small cell lung cancer. Ongoing
124International Phase II in Inoperable Liver Cancer
125Advanced/metastic Gastric Cancer failing Chemotherapy
126Gortec head and neck Carcinoma
127Neuroendocrine tumors. Ongoing
128Avasti-refractory mestatic RCC. Ongoing
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132Suspended in Recurrent or persistent Leiomyoxarcoma of the Uterus
133Suspended Phase I in Refractory solid tumors
134Suspended SABRE- studies due to combination toxicity with Avastin.
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138Phase I in GIST
139Phase I and II in Melanoma
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141Phase I + Avastin in RCC - Published in JCO 2009
142Too toxic to use in combination with Avastin. High degree of HTN, vascular and hematologic toxicities.