Nimotuzumab y radioterapia en el tratamiento de tumores del tallo cerebral en niños y adolescentes

Jose Alert Silva, Ivon Chon Rivas, Ramon Ropero Toirac, Jose Valdes Marin, Jesus Reno Cespedes, Migdalia Perez Trejo, Mariuska Forteza Saez, Debora Garcia Socarras

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Introducción: Los tumores localizados en el tallo cerebral en los niños y adolescentes conllevan un mal pronóstico, especialmente aquellos infiltrantes y difusos. Con el tratamiento de radioterapia apenas llegan a más de 15 % de supervivencia y no mejoran las cifras con quimioterapia agregada.
Objetivos: Estimar el efecto de la asociación del tratamiento radiante con el anticuerpo monoclonal Nimotuzumab en la supervivencia de niños y adolescentes con tumores del tallo cerebral
Método: Estudio clínico no aleatorizado, analítico, longitudinal y prospectivo en una serie de 46 pacientes entre 2 y 18 años de edad que padecían de tumores del tallo cerebral, infiltrantes y difusos, desde enero de 2008 y en seguimiento hasta marzo de 2018. Todos se trataron con radioterapia, con dosis entre 5400 y 5980 cGrey, dosis diaria de 18 cGrey,y e irradiados de lunes a viernes. Mientras duró el tratamiento radiante recibieron Nimotuzumab, en la dosis de 150 mg/m2 de superficie corporal, luego semanal con 8 dosis, y finalmente mensual durante uno o dos años.
Resultados: Se alcanzó en la serie una supervivencia media de 18,4 meses, y una esperada de 42,9 % a 2 años y 35,5 % a 5 años, estabilizada hasta los 10 años.
Conclusiones: La combinación de la radioterapia y el anticuerpo monoclonal Nimotuzumab incrementa la supervivencia en los tumores cerebrales del tallo cerebral en niños y adolescentes y es bien tolerada, aun en periodos prolongados, e incluso en casos de recidiva.

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