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| Brand Name | Sutent |
| Generic Name | sunitinib |
| Mechanism | TK inhibitor: VEGFR, PDGFR, KIT, FLT-3 |
| Administration | Oral |
| Label | GIST, 2L RCC |
| Clinical Studies | |
| | Phase III - Sutent+Taxol vs Avastin+Taxol in mBC |
| | n=740, started 11/2006. |
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| | Phase III FOLFIRI+-Sutent in 1L mCRC "SUN1122" - DISCONTINUED? |
| | n=720, started June 2007 |
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| | Phase 2 2L/3L NSCLC - ASCO 2007 |
| | 1L RCC: ASCO 2006 |
| | 11mo PFS vs 5mo IFN; 25% RR vs 5% |
| | n=750 CCC |
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| 2 sequentially conducted p2 RCC single arm multicenter studies | |
| 6k new mRCC patients/year?? | |
| 50mg daily 4/6 weeks in predominately cytokine refractory patients | |
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| Motzer et al proc ASCO 23:380s, 2005 | |
| n=63, accrual 1/03 to 7/03, reported asco 2004, updated as of 12/04 | |
| 40% RR, 0% CR | |
| 28% SD >3 mo, 25% SD/PD <3 months, 6% non evaluable | |
| 8.7m TTP, 16.4m MOS | |
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| n=106, accrual 2/04 to 11/04, updated as of 1/05 | |
| 39% RR, 1% CR | |
| 23% SD>3 mo, 31% SD/PD <3 months, 31% non evaluable | |
| TTP/MOS not given yet | |
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| SU11248 in previously treated MBC - Miller et al, ASCO 05 #563 | |
| 50mg qd for 28 days, 14 day rest. Response assessed every 2 cycles. Prior anthracycline and taxane therapy. | |
| 39% g3 neutropenia, 15% g3 thrombocytopenia. 7/41 patients required dose-reduction. 13/41 required dose interruption. | |
| 14% PR, 2% SD. 2 PRs not yet confirmed. N=51 | |
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| Sutent in lung - ASCO 06 | |
| 3/63 died from bleeding - 2 in the lung, 1 in the brain | |
| stopped tumor growth in 43%, shrank in 9.5%. | |
| Charles Baum - oncology clinical leader at PFE | |
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| Long list of clinical studies. | |
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| Phase III continuation in Breast Neoplasms, Carcinoma, Pancreatic, RCC, GIST | |
| still recruiting, began 02/07 | |
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| Phase III +/- placebo with advanced pancreatic islet cell tumors. N = 340, still recruting, began 03/07 | |
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| Phase III +/- placebo in RCC, n = 228. still recruiting, began 09/07 | |
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| Phase III vs Imatinib in GIST, n = 200. Still recruiting, began 07/07 | |
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| Phase III Erlotinib +/- Sutent in Non-small cell lung cancer, n = 956. Still recruiting, gegan 06/07 | |
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| Phase 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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| Completed Phase III in malignant GIST, n = 357. | |
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| Phase III vs Interferon-Alfa as 1st line therapy in RCC, n = 700. Ongoing | |
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| Phase III + Paclitaxel vs Avastin + Paclitaxel in advanced Breast Cancer | |
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| Phase II: | |
| Completed Phase II + Temsirolimus in RCC | |
| Stage II or III breast cancer that can be removed surgically | |
| n = 700. Still recruiting, began 11/06 | |
| Neoadjuvant sutent in RCC | |
| Adjuvant sutent following chemotherapy, radiation, and surgery for esophageal cancer | |
| In nonclear cell RCC | |
| Dosage efficacy in first line metastic RCC | |
| Male patients with relapsed or cisplatin-refractory germ cell cancer | |
| Prostate cancer | |
| Colorectal cancer | |
| Metastic and/or surgically unresectable soft tissue sarcoma | |
| Thyroid carcinoma | |
| Following gepatic artery embolization | |
| VHL | |
| After taxanes in metastic breast cancer | |
| Cytokin-Refractory metastic RCC | |
| Advanced prostate cancer | |
| Myelodysplastic syndromes | |
| Metastic, locally advanced or recurrent Sarcomas | |
| Advanced Hepatocellular Carcinoma | |
| Kaposi Sarcoma, treating East African Patients | |
| Rafractory adrenocortical carcinoma | |
| Locally advanced bladder cancer | |
| + Chemoembolization in Liver cancer that cannot be removed surgically | |
| + Lenalidomide + Cyclophospharride in State IV Eye Melanoma | |
| Advanced breast cancer | |
| Relapsed multiple Myeloma | |
| Advanced Malignant Pleural mesothelioma | |
| Brain metastases caused by RCC or Melanoma | |
| Thyroid cancer that did not respond to Iodine I 131 and cannot be removed surgically | |
| Metastic cervical cancer, unresectable, locally advanced | |
| Metastic recurrent ovarian epithelieal, fallopian tube, or peritoneal cancer | |
| Relapsed or refracotry diffuse or mediastinal large B-Cell lymphoma | |
| Metastic pancreatic cancer that progressed after 1st line therapy with Gemcitabine | |
| Panzem NCD +/- Sutent in metastic RCC | |
| + Tamoxifen + Cisplatin in high risk Ocular melanoma | |
| Relapsed or refractory chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia or small LL | |
| + Docetaxel and Prednisone in Prostate cancer | |
| Phase III vs Sorafenib in RCC removed by surgery | |
| In metastic Gastric cancer | |
| + Erlotinib in unresectable or metastic RCC | |
| + Gemcitabine in pancreatic and other solid tumors | |
| + combination chemo before surgery, stage II and III breast cancer | |
| Metastic and/or surgically unresectable Hepatocellular | |
| Erlotinib +/- Sutent In non small cell lung cancer | |
| Idiopathic Myelofibrosis | |
| Recurrent malignant Gliomas | |
| Recurrent or metastic Endometrial cancer | |
| Locally recurrent or metastic Kidney cancer | |
| Progressive metastic transitional cell cancer of the Urothelium | |
| Liver cancer that cannot be moved surgically. | |
| Recurrent and/or head and neck cancer | |
| Kdney Cancer that cannot be removed surgically | |
| Unresectable or metastic Kidney Cancer or other advanced Solid tumors. | |
| Germ Cell tumors that have relapsed or not responded to treatment | |
| Locally advance or metastic non small cell lung cancer. Ongoing | |
| International Phase II in Inoperable Liver Cancer | |
| Advanced/metastic Gastric Cancer failing Chemotherapy | |
| Gortec head and neck Carcinoma | |
| Neuroendocrine tumors. Ongoing | |
| Avasti-refractory mestatic RCC. Ongoing | |
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| Suspended in Recurrent or persistent Leiomyoxarcoma of the Uterus | |
| Suspended Phase I in Refractory solid tumors | |
| Suspended SABRE- studies due to combination toxicity with Avastin. | |
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| Phase I in GIST | |
| Phase I and II in Melanoma | |
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| | Phase I + Avastin in RCC - Published in JCO 2009 |
| | Too toxic to use in combination with Avastin. High degree of HTN, vascular and hematologic toxicities. |