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. 2024 Jan 17;47:72–79. doi: 10.1016/j.jdcr.2023.11.027

Table I.

Summary of erosive pustular dermatosis-like eruption, other cutaneous adverse effects, and treatments in 3 patients treated with amivantamab

Variables Case 1 Case 2 Case 3
Age/sex 62/F 73/F 66/M
Type of stage IV lung cancer Adenocarcinoma Small cell Adenocarcinoma
Amivantamab course
 Dose 1050 mg 1050 mg 1050 mg
 Other concurrent anticancer therapy Osimertinib
 Drug holiday X X X
 Rechallenge X X
 Permanent cessation X X
 Cancer progression on amivantamab X X
EPD-like eruption
 Months to onset 4 4 13
 Staphylococcus aureus–positive culture X X
 Improvement with drug holiday X N/A X
 Worsening with amivantamab rechallenge X N/A
 Resolution with amivantamab cessation X X N/A
 Control of EPD with amivantamab continuation N/A N/A X
Other cutaneous toxicities
 Acneiform rash X X X
 Paronychia X X X
 Pyogenic granuloma X
 Other skin ulceration/erosion X X§ Xװ
Treatment modalities
 Topical antimicrobials
 Mupirocin X
 Ketoconazole X
 Systemic antimicrobials
 Doxycycline X X X
 Trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole X
 Dapsone X
 Steroids
 Fluocinolone X X
 Triamcinolone X
 Clobetasol X X
 Prednisone X X
 Retinoids
 Isotretinoin X X
 Acitretin X

EPD, Erosive pustular dermatosis; N/A, not available.

Restarted on amivantamab with the interval between cycles increased from 2 weeks to 3 weeks.

Receiving 50 to 75 mg dapsone.

Scalp nodule.

§

Inframammary lesions.

װ

Scrotal lesions.