Table 1.
Cancer treatment | Primary end point | n | Medication | Follow up | Results | Conclusion | |
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Avila (CECCY) 2018 | Trastuzumab | EF decline >10% | 200 | Carvedilolo (3.125 mg twice a day → 25 mg twice a day) | 6 months | No difference from placebo (13.5% vs. 14.5%) | No benefit |
Boekhout 2016 | Trastuzumab | EF decline of more than 15% or a decrease below 45% | 206 | Candesartan (16–32 mg) | 2 months | Candesartan had higher incidence of cardiac events vs. placebo (0.28 vs. 0.16 P = NS) | No benefit, possible harm |
Bosch (OVERCOME) 2013 | Anthracycline | Absolute change from baseline in EF by ECHO and CMR | 90 |
|
6 months | EF unchanged with enalapril and carvedilol vs. −3.1% (ECHO) and −3.4% (CMR) with placebo | Benefit |
Cardinale 2006 | Anthracycline | EF decrease >10% | 114 | Enalapril (5–20 mg) | 12 months | 0 vs. 43% P < 0.001 | Benefit |
Guglin 2019 |
|
FE decline >10% or 5% if EF <50% by ECHO or MUGA | 468 |
|
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|
|
Gulati (PRADA) 2016 | Anthracycline +/−Trastuzumab | Change in EF by CMR | 130 |
|
10–61 weeks |
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|
|
|
|
130 |
|
2 years |
|
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Pituskin (MANTICORE-101 BREAST) 2017 | Trastuzumab (25% with anthracycline) |
|
94 |
|
52 weeks |
|
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EF: ejection fraction; LVED: left ventricular end diastolic volume; LVEDi: left ventricular end diastolic volume index; ECHO: echocardiography; CMR: cardiac magnetic resonance; HR: hazard ratio.