carboplatin/nedaplatin

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Reactions 1486, p11-12 - 1 Feb 2014 S Carboplatin/nedaplatin Hypersensitivity reaction: 15 case reports Fifteen female patients with gynaecological cancer, aged 47–67 years, experienced hypersensitivity reactions while receiving carboplatin. Four of the women subsequently developed hypersensitivity reactions while receiving nedaplatin; cross-reactivity between carboplatin and nedaplatin was suspected. The women were part of a study evaluating the safety and efficacy of nedaplatin treatment following the onset of carboplatin-associated hypersensitivity reactions. They each received between eight and 31 cycles of carboplatin, at a total dosage of between 3300mg and 17 175mg [routes not stated]. All 15 women experienced hypersensitivity reactions of either grade 2 or 3 [duration of therapies to reaction onsets not stated, outcomes not stated]. They each subsequently received IV infusion nedaplatin 80 mg/m 2 . The total dose of nedaplatin administered to each woman ranged from 120–3190mg over 1–29 cycles. Two women experienced grade 2 hypersensitivity reactions with either rash or dyspnoea, and two women experienced grade 3 reactions with either oedema or hypotension. Hypersensitivity reactions occurred during the second cycle of treatment in two patients, the fourth cycle of treatment in one patient, and the ninth cycle of treatment in one patient. All four patients discontinued nedaplatin. Eleven women received nedaplatin without adverse effect. Author comment: "In this study, we evaluated the safety and efficacy of retreatment with nedaplatin in patients who had developed carboplatin-associated HSRs. . . four (27%) of them experienced [hypersensitivity reactions] to nedaplatin during their treatment. This incidence suggested that cross- reactions between nedaplatin and carboplatin might occur at substantial frequency". Arimoto T, et al. Retreatment with nedaplatin in patients with recurrent gynecological cancer after the development of hypersensitivity reaction to carboplatin. Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Research 39: 336-340, No. 1, Jan 2013. Available from: URL: http://doi.org/10.1111/j.1447-0756.2012.01917.x - Japan 803098751 1 Reactions 1 Feb 2014 No. 1486 0114-9954/14/1486-0001/$14.95 Adis © 2014 Springer International Publishing AG. All rights reserved

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Reactions 1486, p11-12 - 1 Feb 2014

SCarboplatin/nedaplatin

Hypersensitivity reaction: 15 case reportsFifteen female patients with gynaecological cancer, aged

47–67 years, experienced hypersensitivity reactions whilereceiving carboplatin. Four of the women subsequentlydeveloped hypersensitivity reactions while receivingnedaplatin; cross-reactivity between carboplatin andnedaplatin was suspected. The women were part of a studyevaluating the safety and efficacy of nedaplatin treatmentfollowing the onset of carboplatin-associated hypersensitivityreactions. They each received between eight and 31 cycles ofcarboplatin, at a total dosage of between 3300mg and17 175mg [routes not stated]. All 15 women experiencedhypersensitivity reactions of either grade 2 or 3 [duration oftherapies to reaction onsets not stated, outcomes not stated].They each subsequently received IV infusion nedaplatin80 mg/m2. The total dose of nedaplatin administered to eachwoman ranged from 120–3190mg over 1–29 cycles. Twowomen experienced grade 2 hypersensitivity reactions witheither rash or dyspnoea, and two women experienced grade 3reactions with either oedema or hypotension. Hypersensitivityreactions occurred during the second cycle of treatment in twopatients, the fourth cycle of treatment in one patient, and theninth cycle of treatment in one patient. All four patientsdiscontinued nedaplatin. Eleven women received nedaplatinwithout adverse effect.

Author comment: "In this study, we evaluated the safetyand efficacy of retreatment with nedaplatin in patients whohad developed carboplatin-associated HSRs. . . four (27%) ofthem experienced [hypersensitivity reactions] to nedaplatinduring their treatment. This incidence suggested that cross-reactions between nedaplatin and carboplatin might occur atsubstantial frequency".Arimoto T, et al. Retreatment with nedaplatin in patients with recurrentgynecological cancer after the development of hypersensitivity reaction tocarboplatin. Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Research 39: 336-340, No. 1,Jan 2013. Available from: URL: http://doi.org/10.1111/j.1447-0756.2012.01917.x -Japan 803098751

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Reactions 1 Feb 2014 No. 14860114-9954/14/1486-0001/$14.95 Adis © 2014 Springer International Publishing AG. All rights reserved