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104 73 2 : 104 - 110, 2015 Interstitial lung disease induced by molecular targeted drugs Akinobu YOSHIMURA Department of Clinical Oncology, Tokyo Medical University Hospital 1 27 1 17 27 3 13 : Molecular targeted drugs interstitial lung disease epidemiology CT high resolution CT : 160 - 0023 6 - 7 - 1 TEL : 03 - 3342 - 6111 2161 FAX : 03 - 3342 - 6211 EGFR EGFR - TKI Bevacizumab Sunitinib EGFR - TKI EGFR - TKI 1. PMDA 1 1 2009 25%

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73 2 : 104-110, 2015

Interstitial lung disease induced by molecular targeted drugs

Akinobu YOSHIMURA

Department of Clinical Oncology, Tokyo Medical University Hospital

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27 1 17 27 3 13: Molecular targeted drugs interstitial lung disease epidemiology

CT high resolution CT: 160-0023 6-7-1

TEL : 03-3342-6111 2161 FAX : 03-3342-6211

EGFREGFR-TKI

Bevacizumab SunitinibEGFR-TKI

EGFR-TKI

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PMDA1 1

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50%1

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AfatinibCrizotinib Alectinib Imatinib

Gemcitabine 1.7% Pemetrexed3.6%

1% 1Sorafenib Sunitinib Bevacizumab

5% 1.2-

22.9%

EGFR-TKI Ge -tinib Erlotinib

39% 75/193 37% 153/429EGFR Cetuximab Panitumumab1.2% 1.3%

42% 10/24 63% 20/39mTOR

Everolimus Temsirolimus22.9% 7.8%

3.3% 8/244 7.7% 6/78

Ge tinib PS2 Erlotinib

COPDPS2 2 3

Ge tinib

Ge tinib3.2

Ge tinib PS

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EGFR-TKI5.8% 0.3% 20

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Bleomycin0.01%

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diffuse alveolar damage ; DADorganizing pneumonia ; OPnonspeci c interstitial pneumonia ; NSIP

eosinophlic pneumonia ; EP

hypersensitivity pneumonia ; HP

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Targets Drugs Incidence rate Mortality rate

Small-molecule targeted drugsEGFR Ge tinib* 5.8% 193/3,322 2.3% 75/3,322

Erlotinib* 4.3% 429/9,909 1.5% 153/9,909Afatinib** 3.1% 4/128

ALK Crizotinib** 1.8% 22/1,225 0.2% 3/1,225Alectinib** 1.7% 1/58 0.0% 0/58

BCR-ABL, KIT, PDGFR Imatinib*** < 5%Dasatinib* 2.9% 24/838Nilotinib* 1.3% 11/848 0.4% 3/848

VEGFR, PDGFR, FLT3 + Sorafenib* 0.4% 12/3,054 0.2% 6/3,054Sunitinib* 0.7% 15/2,141 0.1% 3/2,141

mTOR Everolimus* 22.9% 244/1,067 0.7% 8/1,067Temsirolimus* 7.8% 78/1,004 0.6% 6/1,004

Proteasome Bortezomib* 4.5% 45/1,010 0.5% 5/1,010

Monoclonal antibodiesEGFR Cetuximab* 1.2% 24/2,006 0.5% 10/2,006

Panitumumab* 1.3% 39/3,085 0.6% 20/3,085VEGF Bevacizumab* 0.4% 10/2,698 0.1% 2/2,698

According to post-marketing surveillance * , clinical study ** and pharmaceutical reference ***

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