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Molecular imaging and therapy in prostate cancer
1. Molecular
Imaging
and
Therapy
in
Prostate
Cancer
Dr
Ameya
Puranik
DNB
Consultant,
Nuclear
Medicine
and
PET/CT,
Bombay
Hospital,
Mumbai
2. Prostate
Cancer
(PC)
• PC
is
the
second
leading
cause
of
Cancer
among
men
lobally,
more
than
900,000
new
cases
of
prostate
cancer
were
diagnosed
in
2010
…
• Sixth
leading
cause
of
cancer
deaths
amongst
men
worldwide
with
more
than
260,000
men
died
from
the
disease
• According
to
the
World
Cancer
Research
Fund
InternaHonal
it
is
predicted
the
number
of
prostate
cancer
cases
will
almost
double
(1.7
million)
by
2030
• Indian
scenario….???
2
3. 3
Prostate
Cancer
Imaging:
2.5m
Annual
Procedures
Staging
Response
Relapse
Detection
• Newly Diagnosed
250,000 per year
• 500,000 per year
• Biopsy 1 M per year
• 750,000 + per year Whole body imaging
is needed to confirm
and localize
metastatic spread
Standard of Care Imaging
Falls short in all sectors:
• CT scan
• Bone scan
• Endorectal MRI
• PET-FDG scan
• ProstaScint
Intraprostatic imaging
is needed to guide
biopsy
4. PET
tracers
used
in
Prostate
Cancer
Cell
Metabolism
Glucose
18F-‐FDG
Choline
11C-‐choline
18F-‐choline
Acetate
11C-‐acetate
18F-‐acetate
Amino
Acids
Leucine
18F-‐FACBC
Methionine
11C-‐methionine
Tryptophan
11C-‐5-‐hydroxy-‐
18F-‐5-‐fluoro-‐
Nucleo-‐
sides
18F-‐FLT
18F-‐FMAU
5.
6. “Big
Bang”
in
Prostate
Imaging
• A
disrupHve
technological
innovaHon
that
enters
the
market
with
a
bang.
• Big
Bang
DisrupHons…
–
experience
dramaHc
market
adopHon
right
out
of
the
gate,
oQen
causing
unintended
collateral
damage
to
incumbent
businesses.
– consumers
suddenly
and
enthusiasHcally
abandon
older
and
even
defining
invenHons
for
something
new
and
oQen
untested.
Paul
Nunes
and
Larry
Downes
@
forbes.com
7. PSMA:
Structure
and
Func7on
• 110
kDa,
type
II,
highly
glycosylated
transmembrane
protein
• Member
of
a
family
of
zinc-‐dependent
exopepHdases
with
glutamate
carboxypepHdase
acHvity
– NAALADase,
FOLHI
• Found
in
prostate,
brain,
kidney
proximal
tubules,
intesHnal
brush
border
membranes
• Expression
is
increased
in
prostate
cancer
and
tumor
neovasculature
Filamin
A
Binding
CatalyHc
DimerizaHon
Glycine-‐rich
Proline-‐rich
Transmembrane
N
C
Unknown
FuncHon
Extracellular
Intracellular
8. • Trans-‐membrane
receptor
with
a
large
extra-‐cellular
domain
• EnzymaHc
acHvity
allows
for
development
of
inhibitors
and
their
internalisaHon
aQer
ligand
binding.
• Rapid
internalisaHon
leads
to
enhanced
tracer
uptake
at
opHmum
doses
and
thereby
good
image
quality
• Moreover
small
molecules
can
easily
be
used
allowing
faster
blood
clearance
and
low
back-‐ground
acHvity.)
• PSMA
inhibitor
pla^orm
allows
imaging
and
therapy
by
a_achment
of
different
radionuclides
to
these
small
molecules
9.
10. Whole
body
scan
of
biopsy
posi7ve
pa7ent
with
99mTc-‐MIP-‐1404
prior
to
prostatectomy
Anterior
Posterior
Abnormal
findings
in
the
gland
at
site
of
primary
tumor
12. January
2011
June
2011
99mTc-‐MDP
99mTc-‐MDP
99mTc-‐MIP-‐1404
March
2011
Disease
progression
iden7fied
by
PSMA
imaging
poten7ally
earlier
than
bone
scan
13. High Affinity Leads Containing Gallium-68 for
PET
Ga-68: 68 min T1/2
M.
Eder,
M.
Eisenhut,
U.
Haberkorn
et
al
DKFZ
[68Ga]-PSMA-HBED-CC
26. THERANOSTICS -
• Theranostics is the combination of a Diagnostic Tool
that helps to define the right Therapeutic Tool for a
specific disease – we see what we treat.
• Used first by John Funkhouser/pharma industry at
the beginning of the 90’s at the same time the
concept of Personalized Medicine appeared.
• In NM, THERANOSTICS is easy to apply and to
understand, because of an easy switch of the
radionuclide from Dx to Rx on the same vector.
• The most prominent and oldest application is
radioiodine.
Molecular
Nuclear
Medicine
and
THERANOSTICS
within
MNM
are
definitely
part
of
Personalized
Health
Care.
29. Anterior
and
posterior
whole
body
scinRgrams
of
131I-‐MIP-‐1095
in
paRent
01
at
7(a),
10(b)
and
17(c)
days
post
injecRon
30.
31.
32. Pretherapy
Ga-‐68
PSMA
PET/CT
Local
prostate
cancer
involving
the
seminal
vesicles
with
lymph
node
and
extensive
bone
metastases.
3
months
post
Lu-‐177
PSMA
Therapy
Excellent
response
to
radioligand
therapy.
Most
of
the
intense
PSMA
posiHve
metastases
are
not
discernible
anymore.
THERANOSTICS Center for Molecular Radiotherapy and Molecular Imaging, Zentralklinik Bad Berka
in collaboration with H.J. Wester, Chair Pharmaceutical Radiochemistry, TU Munich, Germany
33. Toxicity:
Reduce
the
dose
in
low
GFR
or
EC
clearance
Protect
salivary
glands
with
ice
packs
Early
reports
–
Grade
1/2
hematotoxicity
No
reported
nephrotoxicity
34. So….why
are
targeted
radionuclide
therapies
not
popular..??
-‐ Absence
of
RCTs
-‐
DefiniHon
of
end
point
35. Take
Home
Message
• Ga-‐68
PSMA
PET/CT
has
definite
indicaHon
in
recurrence
sekng…even
with
minimally
detectable
PSA
levels
• Not
YET
recommended
for
diagnosis
and
staging
• Robust
literature
evidence
is
sHll
awaited
for
establishing
diagnosHc
algorithms
• Therapy
using
Lu-‐177
PSMA
is
a
targeted
therapeuHc
opHon
in
treatment
refractory
cases
and
should
be
personalised
36. Acknowledgements
PROF
(DR)
RICHARD
P.
BAUM
DEPT
OF
MOLECULAR
IMAGING
&
MOLECULAR
RADIOTHERAPY,
ZENTRALKLINIK,
BAD
BERKA,
GERMANY
PIRAMAL
GROUP
DEPT
OF
NUCLEAR
MEDICINE
AND
MOLECULAR
IMAGING,
TATA
MEMORIAL
HOSPITAL,
MUMBAI