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    Endocrine Responsive Breast Cancer

    * > 1 M diagnoses of breast cancer and 375,000 deaths annually worldwide

    * Approximately 75% of tumors in postmenopausal women are hormone receptor positive

    * ~ 400,000 US women are currently on endocrine therapy

    Aromatase Inhibitors in

    Treatment and Prevention

    Chronic Relapses in Endocrine Responsive Breast Cancer: Post - Tamoxifen

    Chronic Relapses post-anthracycline chemo Receptor Positive Breast Cancer

    * Late recurrences (>5 years) > in ER+ and/or PgR+ tumors

    * 15 year mortality equivalent in ER+ and ER- disease

    Aromatase Inhibitor Trials

    SUMMARY: AI upfront, after 2 yrs and after 5yr tamoxifen beneficial

    4 Year DFSHR

    ATACAnastrozole Up Front2.4%0.83

    BIG 1-98Letrozole Up Front 2.7%*0.81

    IESExemestane 2yr4.7% 0.73

    ARNO/ABCSG A 2yr3.1%** 0.60

    MA-17Letrozole 5yr4.9%0.58

    MA.17: Trial Design

    MA.17: Efficacy Conclusions

    Post - Unblinding of MA.17

    * First Interim Analysis:p = 0.00008 for DFS (HR0.57) (O'Brien Flemming stopping p = 0.0008)

    * Trial unblinded on advice of DSMC to offer women who had been on placebo for 1-5 years (6 to 10 yrs post-diagnosis) an opportunity to take letrozole for an additional 5 yrs (11 - 15 yrs post-diagnosis )

    * Regardless of early stopping, MA17 like other recent AI trials was not designed to address optimal duration

    MA.17 Post-Unblinding Cohorts

    Different Baseline Characteristics (All p<0.01)

    MA.17 Post-Unblinding Cohorts

    Different Baseline Characteristics (All p<0.01)

    MA.17 Post-Unblinding Cohorts

    Percentage of Patients with Recurrence

    MA.17 Post-Unblinding Cohorts

    Percentage of Breast Cancer and Other Cause Mortality

    MA.17 Post-Unblinding Cohorts

    Adjusted HR (PLAC-LET to PLAC) for Efficacy Outcomes

    Aromatase Inhibitors in Early Breast Cancer

    Efficacy and Toxicity

    MA.17: Incidence of Adverse Events*

    (All Grades)

    MA.17:% Patients Whose Overall SF- 36 QOL "Response" Was Worse*

    Conclusions:

    First Generation AI Trials

    * TOXICITIES AND TOLERABILITY

    - Mild symptoms - estrogen depletion

    - Tam and AI different- QOL largely unaltered

    - Estrogen suppressionBMD

    ? Prior tamoxifen BMD

    ? Monitoring necessary and bisphosphonates as required

    ? Substantial BMD recovery post - AI

    ? Exemestane (androgenic) maybone strength

    - Cardiovascular toxicity is unlikely (MA17) -adjudication

    - Gynecologic interventions from tamoxifen underestimated

    Endocrine Therapies: Unresolved Questions

    * Aromatase Inhibitor: Up-front or in sequence with Tamoxifen

    * Optimal Duration of Endocrine Therapy

    * Optimal Aromatase inhibitor

    * How to select a patient for specific endocrine therapy

    * Identifying and overcoming Mechanisms of Resistance

    * AI + other Standard Endocrine therapy

    * AI + new targeted therapies

    Peto Overview 1998: ER+ Patients

    Most Breast Cancer Recurrences

    Are Distant Metastases

    Distant Recurrences Are Associated With High Risk of Death

    * All breast cancer recurrences are associated with some increased risk of mortality1

    * Substantially higher risk of death in patients with distant recurrences compared with locoregional recurrences and new contralateral breast cancers1

    Locoregional Recurrence: Substantial Annual Risk of Distant Metastasis

    Cuzick Model (ATAC): ? Up-front AI

    Years lost to recurrence in ER+/PgR- subset

    Summary AI up-front versus Sequence

    * Cross Trial Comparisons are problematic

    * Both Models assume a 5 year "carry-over" effect AI

    * Tamoxifen does have a carry-over effect

    * BIG 1-98 and ATAC - Median Absolute DFS advantage at 4 yrs is 2.7 and 2.4 % repectively

    * Absolute 4 yr DFS benefit of sequence is 4.7%

    BIG 1-98: Design

    BIG 1-98 Compared With ATAC: Summary of Key Efficacy Results

    Clinical Implications

    * Breast cancer recurrence remains a significant and ongoing risk throughout the entire treatment of breast cancer regardless of lymph node status

    * Recurrence at distant sites leads to poor and often fatal outcomes

    * Letrozole demonstrates an improvement in risk of distant recurrence

    * Letrozole is effective as initial adjuvant therapy. Further follow-up needed to determine if sequential therapy is superior to initial letrozole therapy

    Endocrine Therapies: Unresolved Questions

    * Aromatase Inhibitor: Up-front or in sequence with Tamoxifen

    * Optimal Duration of Endocrine Therapy

    * Optimal Aromatase inhibitor

    * How to select a patient for specific endocrine therapy

    * Identifying and overcoming Mechanisms of Resistance

    * AI + other Standard Endocrine therapy

    * AI + new targeted therapies

    Optimum Duration of Endocrine Therapy

    MCF-7arom Nude Mouse Model

    Aromatase Inhibitors in

    Treatment and Prevention

    NCIC CTG MA.17R

    ProposedAmendment: >5 versus 5 years of adjuvant AI

    Endocrine Therapies: Unresolved Questions

    * Aromatase Inhibitor: Up-front or in sequence with Tamoxifen

    * Optimal Duration of Endocrine Therapy

    * Optimal Aromatase inhibitor

    * How to select a patient for specific endocrine therapy

    * Identifying and overcoming Mechanisms of Resistance

    * AI + other Standard Endocrine therapy

    * AI + new targeted therapies

    Aromatase Inhibitors in

    Treatment and Prevention

    Peripheral Aromatase Inhibition: Postmenopausal Women

    Inhibition of Whole Body Aromatization by Letrozole and Anastrozole

    FACE

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