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Otolaryngology beyond Laser and Scalpel W. Mann Almaty Dec 2012 Dept. of ORL-HNS, Mainz Medical School, Germany
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Otolaryngology beyond Laser and

Scalpel

W. Mann

Almaty Dec 2012

Dept. of ORL-HNS,

Mainz Medical School, Germany

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20 plus % of patients consulting a generalpractionner have ENT problems

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Otolaryngology today

Infections and tumors of the ears, nose, throat and head and neck

Problems with hearing, speech, smell and deglutition

Neurootology for vestibulo-cochlear disorders

Endocrinology for thyroid disease

Facial reconstruction after trauma

Cosmetic surgery including skin tumors and vascular lesions

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As a consequence otolaryngologist today must be:

Diagnostician including ultrasound, CT-scan and MRI Neurophysiologist Endoscopist Immunologist Microbiologist Oncologist Therapist Surgeon

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HNSCC

approx. 600 000 new cases/year

WorlwideUSAEU

France

8161837

Yearly rate per 100 000inhabitants

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Malignant Head and Neck Tumors

Mostly squamous cell carcinomas

Etiology: alcohol, tobacco,

HPV 16/18

B A

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HNSCC incidence and mortality in Europe

Oropharynx Larynx

FrankreichSpanienBelgienItalien

PortugalLuxemburg

Europäische UnionGriechenland

DänemarkÖsterreich

Niederlande

DeutschlandGroßbritannien

SchwedenFinnland

25 20 15 10 5 5 10 15 20 250

Männer FrauenFrankreichLuxemburg

DeutschlandItalien

Europäische UnionSpanienPortugalBelgien

DänemarkÖsterreichSchweden

FinnlandIrland

GroßbritannienGriechenland

50 40 30 20 10 10 20 30 40 500

Männer Frauen

Inzidenz

Mortalität

Niederlande Irland

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Therapy

Standard: surgery and/or radiotherapy

or: neoadjuvant chemotherapy

radiochemotherapy

antibodies

salvage surgery

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Therapy

In breast, gastric and rectal tumors,

neoadjuvant chemotherapy is new goldstandard,

increasing R0-resection, progression free

survival and overall survival.

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Hypopharyngeal carcinoma

before after 3 cycles TPF

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Overall survival

Primary surgery VALSG OS (2J): 68% EORTC 24891 OS (3J): 43%, OS (5J): 32,6%

NeoadjuvantVALSG OS (2J): 68%EORTC 24891 OS (3J): 57%, OS (5J): 38%RTOG 91:11 OS (2J): 76%, OS (5J): 55%GORTEC 2000-01 OS (3J): 60%Mainz study OS (2J): 78%

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Overall survivalMainz study

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HPV infection

While HPV infection in females with

cervical carcinomas yields better

prognosis, this is still debated in head & neck tumors.

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Role of histologic clear margins

pt

1 cm2 cm

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CGH-analysis of primary tumors

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The vast majority of gains and losses observed at 1 cm distance were also present in the

corresponding primary tumors.

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Imbalances on 3q26 in 2cm

Yellow: gains not previously detected by CGH

D3S3689 D3S3575 D3S1268

D3S3886

D3S3712 D3S1614 D3S3715 D3S3565 D3S3609 D3S1580 D3S1601

3q25.31 3q25.32 3q26.1 3q26.1 3q26.2 3q26.32 3q26.33 3q27.2 3q28 3q28Primer

       3q26.1

             

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Imbalances are frequently observedImbalances are also seen at 2 cm distance by LOH-analysis, while no gains or losses were detected by CGH-analysis!

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The increasing role of biomarkers in oncology

HER-2/new

K-RAS

BRAF

MAP-Kinase

EGFR

Alk

Erbitux

Iressa

Avastin

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Cetuximab for the therapy of HNSCClocoregional control and overall survival

Bonner et al, New Engl J Med 2006

P< 0.05 P< 0.05

+ 20 months+ 9.5 months

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Cetuximab

Cetuximab is relevant for head and neck

tumors independent of EGFR expression

when given together with

chemo- or radiotherapy

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K-RAS

K-RAS mutation is of prognostic relevance only

in colo-rectal tumors while not in head and

neck cancer.

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K-RAS

K-RAS negative, so called wild-type tumors

respond to Cetuximab with better prognosis.

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BRAF

BRAF mutations in papillary thyroid carcinomas

are indicators of poor prognosis, while in

anaplastic thyroid carcinoma (70% BRAF

positive) BRAF inhibitors may be

beneficial.

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BRAF

BRAF mutation in melanoma is predictive for

good response to Vemurafinib, however

because of fast development of resistance

it has to be combined with Kinase-inhibitors.

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BRAF

Although BRAF mutations are „negative“

they offer further therapeutic options.

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Laser and scalpel remain essential

surgical tools in otolaryngology,

however they have to be seen

in the framework of recently

developed therapeutic strategies.