2010
DOI: 10.1200/jco.2010.28.15_suppl.e19671
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Analysis of the effects of vitamin K1 cream on cetuximab-induced acne-like rash.

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“…The distribution of the rash was in agreement with the data from the first experience at the authors' institution, 39 and the incidence of grade 3 rash was at the lower limit of what has been reported in the literature (see Table 1 and Table 2) and was in agreement with previous data about the prophylactic use of vitamin K 1 ebased cream. 33,37 Data about the proportion of patients experiencing grade 2 toxicity are scarce in the literature; however, the NCI CO17 trial reported 37.2% grade 2 toxicity 4 ; in the present study, among patients using vitamin K 1 ebased cream as prophylaxis, this rate was reduced to 25%, suggesting a possible benefit of this cream mainly in reducing moderate rash.…”
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confidence: 43%
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“…The distribution of the rash was in agreement with the data from the first experience at the authors' institution, 39 and the incidence of grade 3 rash was at the lower limit of what has been reported in the literature (see Table 1 and Table 2) and was in agreement with previous data about the prophylactic use of vitamin K 1 ebased cream. 33,37 Data about the proportion of patients experiencing grade 2 toxicity are scarce in the literature; however, the NCI CO17 trial reported 37.2% grade 2 toxicity 4 ; in the present study, among patients using vitamin K 1 ebased cream as prophylaxis, this rate was reduced to 25%, suggesting a possible benefit of this cream mainly in reducing moderate rash.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 43%
“…Overall, the maximum grade of skin toxicity during the first 8 weeks of treatment, according to CTCAE version 3.0, was grade 33 20, H&N, CRC Cet, Pani K 1 , 0.05%-0.1% P 75% grade 1, 25% grade 2; no effects on coagulation Ocvirk and Cencelj (2010) 34 4, CRC Cet K 1 , 0.1% P 3 moderate rash, 1 mild rash; rapid Ocvirk (2009), ASCO 35 69, CRC Cet K 1 , 0.1% T Median time to improvement 8 days; downstaging of rash by 1 grade by 18 days Pinto (2011), ASCO-GI 36 33, H&N, CRC, EG Cet, Pani K 1 , 0.1% T Decrease in skin rash in 37%; good symptom control in 69% Radovics (2010) 37 120, H&N, CRC Cet Vitamin K Prevents Cetuximab-Induced Rash 0, grade 1, grade 2, and grade 3 in, respectively, 6 (15%), 18 (45%), 10 (25%), and 6 (15%) of the patients; no grade 4 CISR has been reported. Overall, 4 patients reported itching, 3 of them having grade 3 skin rash.…”
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“…2,3 Several reports have shown that topical vitamin K 1 cream may be useful in the treatment or prevention of cetuximab-related acneiform rash. [4][5][6] However, data from comparative clinical studies addressing the efficacy of vitamin K 1 cream in the management of cetuximab skin toxicity are limited. Cetuximab skin toxicity was considered as a differential diagnosis, but excluded because of the different clinical features F I G U R E 1 Erythematous itching vesicular eruption on photoexposed areas of the face and time of onset (the toxicity rash usually starts after a few weeks of therapy).…”
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“…These include vitamin K, and in particular vitamin K1 (fillochinone) and K3 (menadione). [27][28][29][30][31][32][33][34][35]52,53 Early data on antibiotic prophylaxis also indicate a positive role of tetracyclines. [37][38][39][40][41] The updated Expert Opinion detailed in this article represents the second Italian consensus positions derived from best clinical practices and from the available scientific literature on the treatment of anti-EGFR skin reactions.…”
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confidence: 98%