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CDK4_6i

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  • Differential Toxicities of CDK4/6 Inhibitor Therapy
    • Palbociclb
      • 125mg qD
      • (3 wks on, 1 wk off)
      • No CNS penetration
      • 95% of patients experience common adverse events (AE)
      • Neutropenia in 54% of patients with Grade 3/4 severity
      • Diarrhea in 16% of patients
      • Crincrease in NR% of patients
      • QTc increase in NR% of patients
    • Abemaciclb
      • 200mg BID (continuously)
      • CNS penetration
      • 88% of patients experience common AE
      • Neutropenia in 0% of patients with Grade 3/4 severity
      • Diarrhea in 90% of patients
      • Crincrease in 98.5% of patients
      • QTc increase in NR% of patients
    • Ribociclib
      • 600mg qD (3 wks on, 1 wk off)
      • No CNS penetration
      • 46% of patients experience common AE
      • Neutropenia in 29% of patients with Grade 3/4 severity
      • Diarrhea in 22% of patients
      • Crincrease in NR% of patients
      • QTc increase in 8% of patients with Grade 3/4 severity

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References

Considering Adjuvant CDK4/6 Inhibitors?: monarchE and NATALEE in Clinical Practice