基于FAERS的地舒单抗安全警戒信号挖掘与评价

基于FAERS数据库挖掘安全警戒信号,分析评估地舒单抗潜在不良反应信号,为其临床使用提供一定参考依据。方法 通过Openvigil 2.1访问 FAERS 数据库,将地舒单抗作为主要药物,检索自该药首次上市时间（2010年5月—2021年9月）的数据,获得与地舒单抗相关的不良事件报告记录。使用报告比值比法（ROR）和贝叶斯置信度递进神经网络法（BCPNN）筛选地舒单抗安全警戒信号,挖掘潜在的不良反应,并通过工具BioPortal对不良事件信号挖掘结果进行系统分类,通过判断信号间置信区间的变化,发现与药物不良事件关联性较大的信号。结果 从FAERS数据库中收集到270503份不良反应事件（ADE）报告,根据ROR法和BCPNN法共得到343个不良事件信号,通过信号间同义合并、剔除与药物无关的信号后,得到316个不良事件信号。地舒单抗的不良事件系统分类主要为肌肉骨骼和结缔组织疾病、医学检查、胃肠道疾病。FAERS数据库的信号挖掘结果发现,高风险且说明书中未收录的安全警戒信号包括颞下颌关节综合征、下颌脓肿、雌激素缺乏症、血液甲状旁腺激素增加,计算高风险信号的置信区间显示颞下关节综合征较有可能发展成为新的不良反应;另外,也发现种植体周围炎为具有临床意义的可疑警戒信号,但有待进一步观察研究。结论 基于FAERS数据库的信号挖掘结果提示临床应规范使用地舒单抗,治疗期间需警惕患者是否出现颞下颌关节综合征、下颌脓肿、雌激素缺乏症、血液甲状旁腺激素增加等不良反应事件,以便尽早发现尽早处理,从而有效降低临床用药风险     

Surgical treatment of advanced medication-related osteonecrosis of the jaws: Comparison of soft tissue closure techniques and evaluation of side effects

The aim of the study was to evaluate the surgical outcome of patients with advanced medication-related osteonecrosis of the jaw (MRONJ) treated with different flaps for soft tissue closure. Only MRONJ stage III patients with a minimum follow-up of 6 months were included in our prospective study. The soft tissue closure techniques were: Mylohyoid Muscle Flap, Buccal Fat Flap and mucoperiosteal flap alone. Potential risk factors and surgical side effects were analyzed. Relapses occurred in 12 of 44 included cases and 38 reached mucosal integrity within the follow-up. Cases treated with the muscle or fat flap showed better results regarding the recurrence rate (p < 0.001) and soft tissue healing (p = 0.002): only 3 of 33 developed a relapse, and 31 of 33 reached mucosal integrity. The outcome was worse if MRONJ occurred at the front areas of the jaw (p = 0.025). Postoperative, the pain level was reduced significantly (p < 0.001). Partial hypoesthesia of the lip arose in 18 cases. An impairment of the long-term prosthetic rehabilitation has not been seen.Patients with MRONJ stage III undergoing surgery benefit from extensive soft tissue closure.     

Medication-related osteonecrosis of the jaw: A literature review

BackgroundAntiresorptive agents such as bisphosphonates and denosumab, as well as angiogenesis inhibitors, may induce medication-related osteonecrosis of the jaw (MRONJ). However, the exact mechanisms of MRONJ are unclear and definitive treatment strategies have not yet been developed. Moreover, the aging population requiring antiresorptive agents and angiogenesis inhibitors has been increasing worldwide. Therefore, the aim of this literature review was to introduce the latest information on MRONJ. The epidemiology, triggering factors, risk factors, drug holiday, pathoetiology and treatment strategies for each drug-induced ONJ were investigated by conducting a PubMed search.HighlightThe prevalence and incidence of ONJ were very low. Some mechanisms of ONJ have been identified, although they were not definitive. Novel treatment strategies have been proposed in basic and clinical research. Several factors, including age and the administration duration of bisphosphonates, are risks for the development of bisphosphonate-related ONJ (BRONJ). Dental implant therapy and peri-implantitis could become risk factors of BRONJ, regardless of the onset timing of bisphosphonates. No reliable information about ONJ induced by denosumab and angiogenesis inhibitors was found.ConclusionCaution should be taken when dental treatment including implant therapy is performed in patients receiving bisphosphonates, denosumab, and angiogenesis inhibitors. There is limited scientific evidence regarding the relationship between MRONJ and older age. Further ONJ-related research on the aging population is required to manage the treatment of such diseases in older people in the future.     

Osteonecrosi dei mascellari associata a bisfosfonati,denosumab e farmaci anti-angiogenetici nei pazienti oncologici e osteoporotici: prevenzione dentale e sicurezza dei trattamenti odontoiatrici

Objectives

Specific protocols are suggested for the dental management of patients taking bisphosphonates, denosumab or antiangiogenic agents so as to reduce the risk of osteonecrosis of the jaw (ONJ).

Materials and methods

The authors, directly involved with the recent publication of the Raccomandazioni clinico-terapeutiche sull’osteonecrosi delle ossa mascellari associata a bisfosfonati e sua prevenzione, endorsed by Società Italiana di Chirurgia Maxillo-Facciale (SICMF) and Società Italiana di Patologia e Medicina Orale (SIPMO), survey and discuss the dental management of patients taking bone modifiers and/or anti-angiogenic agents at risk of ONJ, on the basis of available scientific information.

Results and conclusions

ONJ should be considered the most emerging disease that affects the oral cavity; ONJ is mainly due to bisphosphonates, but it has been also associated with denosumab and anti-angiogenic agents in recent years. Thousands of cases have been reported in the scientific literature so far, with important implications for the National Health Systems. ONJ can heavily impact on patients’ quality of life. In all industrialized nations and in Italy too, guidelines or recommendations for the prevention and treatment of ONJ have been drafted. In the beginning, these documents were centred on the care of cancer patients taking intravenous bisphosphonates, but soon after they were upgraded to include the less-frequent ONJ in non-cancer patients taking bisphosphonates. To reduce the occurrence of ONJ in patients at risk, the role of the dentist is crucial in the effort to eliminate the known local risk factors applying specific dental treatment protocols, wherever indicated, and select the proper timing to deliver such treatments, both in cancer and non-cancer patients.     

Spanish Menopause Society position statement: Use of denosumab in postmenopausal women

Denosumab is a new drug developed for the treatment of osteoporosis. Moreover, increasing evidences link denosumab with benefits in cancer, an area of interest for those in charge of the postmenopausal health. Denosumab has shown efficacy in the control of bone loss associated with hypogonadic states created by chemotherapy in breast and other cancers. Moreover, some studies reveal efficacy in reducing the progression of metastases. A panel of experts from the Spanish Menopause Society has met to develop usage recommendations based on the best available evidence.