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P Fallahi and others Endocrine-metabolic effects 184:1 R29–R40 Review of TKIs

THERAPY OF ENDOCRINE DISEASE Endocrine-metabolic effects of treatment with multikinase inhibitors

Poupak Fallahi1, Silvia Martina Ferrari2, Giusy Elia2, Francesca Ragusa2, Sabrina Rosaria Paparo2, Stefania Camastra2, Valeria Mazzi2, Mario Miccoli2, Salvatore Benvenga3,4,5 and Alessandro Antonelli2

1Department of Translational Research and New Technologies in Medicine and Surgery, 2Department of Clinical and Correspondence Experimental Medicine, University of Pisa, Pisa, Italy, 3Department of Clinical and Experimental Medicine, Section of should be addressed Endocrinology, 4Master Program on Childhood, Adolescent and Women’s Endocrine Health, University of Messina, to A Antonelli Messina, Italy, and 5Interdepartmental Program on Molecular & Clinical Endocrinology, and Women’s Endocrine Email Health, University hospital, A.O.U. Policlinico Gaetano Martino, Messina, Italy alessandro.antonelli@med. unipi.it

Abstract

Tyrosine kinase inhibitors (TKIs) are emerging as potentially effective options in the treatment of cancer, acting on the pathways involved in growth, avoidance of , invasiveness, angiogenesis, and local and distant spread. TKIs induce significant adverse effects, that can negatively affect patients’ quality of life. The most common adverse events (AEs) include fatigue, hand–foot skin reaction, decreased appetite, nausea, diarrhea, hypertension, vomiting, weight loss, endocrinopaties and metabolic disorders. Patients in therapy with TKIs can develop endocrine-metabolic disorders, including dyslipidemia (~50%), diabetes (~15–40%), and dysthyroidism (~20%). In some cases, patients show an improved glycemia or hypoglycemia. The effects of TKIs on adrenal or gonadal function are still not completely known. It was shown a higher prevalence of subclinical hypocortisolism in patients treated with , while an increase of cortisol was reported in patients receiving . Long-term treatment with imatinib could impact significantly the ovarian reserve and embryo developmental capacity. It is important to evaluate patients, measure European Journal of Endocrinology glucose levels, and manage hyperglycemia. Mild treatment-related hyperglycemia can be controlled modifying the diet and with exercise, while grade 3 and 4 hyperglycemia can lead to dose reductions and/or oral antihyperglycemic therapy. Regarding thyroid dysfunctions, it is recommendable to measure the thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH)/free thyroxine (FT4) levels before starting the therapy, and every 3–4 weeks during the first 6 months as changes in FT4 levels precede the changes in TSH by 3–6 weeks. Additional studies are necessary to definitely clarify the mechanism of TKIs-induced endocrine-metabolic effects.

European Journal of Endocrinology (2021) 184, R29–R40

Invited Author’s profile Alessandro Antonelli (Professor of Internal Medicine, MD) is Director of the Immuno-Endocrine Section of Internal Medicine, and Head of the Laboratory of Primary Human Cells, University of Pisa, Italy. His principal areas of expertise are autoimmune thyroid disorders, type 1 diabetes, systemic autoimmune disorders, chemokines and cytokines, HCV-associated thyroid disorders and thyroid cancer.

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14 ). https://eje.bioscientifica.com 17 13 ). 14 ). Preclinicalstudies 13 184 ). 16 ). :1 ). 15 ). R31 via freeaccess European Journal of Endocrinology https://eje.bioscientifica.com in 27 patients with chronic phase (CP)-CML ( risk wereevaluated,before and duringnilotinibtherapy, hyperlipidemia; respectively ( hyperlipidemia; 22.2months and100.0%withgradeIII I hyperlipidemia;14.0monthsand60.7%withgrade II months and 23.9%; 12.9 monthsand 54.0% with grade (RR) forpatientswithnormalbloodlipidswere8.0 (mPFS)and responserate progression-free survival 68.1, 78.6,27.5and61.9%,respectively. The median with ,,sorafenibandfamitinibwas ( pazopanib, ,famitinib)showedhyperlipidemia renal cellcarcinoma (mRCC)underTKIs(sunitinib, were shownalsobyotherstudies( treatment (at adoseof 400 mg daily) ( within one month from the beginning of imatinib syndrome, in8ofwhomplasmalipidlevelsnormalized with hyperlipidemia and CML,orthehypereosinophilic ameliorate lipid profile( to differenttypesofTKI,forexampleimatinibseems Aggravation orimprovementofdyslipidemiaarerelated Dyslipidemia four testedagents( c- andPDGFR hypoglycemic effectofthesedrugsisstillnotknown,but hypoglycemia. Themechanismatthebasisof in treatmentwithsunitinibdevelopedsymptomatic including insulininsomeofthem.Onediabeticpatient of thepatientswithdiabetesdiscontinuedtheirdrugs, sunitinib, and53mg/dLwithdasatinib.Forty-seven% with imatinib,12mg/dLsorafenib,14 significant declinesofbloodglucoselevelswere:9mg/dL patients treatedwithdifferentTKIs( blood glucoselevelsin17diabeticand61non-diabetic hypoglycemia ( pazopanib, ,andvandetanib)canleadto previous T2DM. and imatinibimprovehyperglycemiainpatientswiththe and insulin resistance in peripheral tissues ( (TNF- effect exertedonPDGFRandtumornecrosisfactoralpha activating nuclear factor-kappa B (NF- as demonstrated imatinib) actonglucosemetabolisminhumanbetacells, 25 Review ). The percentage of patients showing hyperlipidemia On thecontrary, 85/155 patients withmetastatic Other TKIs(includingsorafenib,axitinib,sunitinib, Multikinase ABLinhibitors(i.e.dasatiniband The plasmalipidprofile and globalcardiovascular α ) canaffectthestimulationofbetacellapoptosis 19 in vitro β arethecommontargetkinasesof ). Apaperretrospectivelyevaluated 20 ). fromchemical-inducedapoptosis, 21 ). A paper reported 9 patients 25 ). P Fallahiandothers 23 20 , 24 ). Meanstatistically κ B). The inhibitory B). Theinhibitory ). 22 ). Similar data 14 ). 26 ). The even ifitworsenestheglycometabolicprofile( syndrome moreextensivelythanimatinibordasatinib, not induceDMorimpairedfastingglucosemetabolic imatinib, dasatinibornilotinib,reportedthatnilotinibdid another studyin168patientswithCP-CMLtreated than patientsreceivingdasatinib( significantly higherincidenceofT2DMorhyperlipidemia line treatment.Patientsadministeredwithnilotinibhada CML receivingdasatinibornilotinibasfirst-second- incidence ofT2DMandhyperlipidemiainpatientswith in triglycerides was reported ( 12 months.Ontheotherhand,asignificantreduction HDL cholesterollevelsdiminishedfrom40.7to7.4%by in 22.2%ofthem.Thepercentage of patientswithlow months, causingcholesterol-loweringdrugintervention optimal LDLcholesterolraisedfrom48.1to88.9%by12 cholesterol withinthreemonths,andpatientswithnon- total, low-(LDL)andhigh-density(HDL)lipoprotein therapy withnilotinibledtoasignificantincreaseof studied clinicalmodelfor 10years.Thyrotoxicosisis weeks ( hypothyroidism occursafter amediandurationof22 (1–70 weeks),athyrotoxic phase isoftenreported,then ( destructive thyroiditis,probablyduetovasculardamage thyroid disorder( patient’s backgroundandtheexistenceofanassociated developing TKI-induceddysthyroidismdependsonthe accuracy oftheseAEs( the types of thyroid monitoring, and the recording according to thetypeof molecule, the dose administered, hyper-thyroidism) relatedtoaTKIvariesconsiderably The prevalenceofthyroiddysfunctions(TD)(hypo-or Thyroid dysfunctions(TD) that canleadtoatherosclerosis( functions andstimulatesdyslipidemiahyperglycemia vascular permeability. Moreover, nilotinibaltersplatelet endothelial cellsandcanleadtoatherogenesisincreasing patients, whereasponatinib,nilotinib,anddasatinibaffect its potentialprotectingcardiovascularactivityinthese that imatinibinduceslowratesofthrombosis,indicating imatinib lesseffective( are nowpresentagainstBCR-ABLmutations,rendering and dasatinib)third-generation(ponatinib)TKIs treatment ofCML,whilesecond-(nilotinib,, of TKIs Endocrine-metabolic effects 30 , Sunitinib-induced thyroid toxicityhasbeenthemost Iatrogenic TDrelatedtoTKIsismainlycausedby Imatinib isthefirst-in-classBCR-ABLTKIusedfor 32 ). Afteramediantreatmentdurationof6weeks 1 – 135 ) ( 33 30 ). , 31 ). 30 Downloaded fromBioscientifica.com at09/30/202109:24:38PM 29 ). Moreover, theprobabilityof

). Scientificevidenceshows 26 29 ). A paper evaluated the ). 27 184 ). Onthecontrary, :1 28 ). R32 via freeaccess European Journal of Endocrinology P high-grade hypothyroidism of 13.95 (95% CI: 6.91–28.15; subjects in7randomizedtrials reportedaRRofall-and of 0.4%(95%CI:0.3–0.5%). Ameta-analysisof2787 incidence of9.8%(95%CI: 7.3–12.4%),andhigh-grade eligible trials ( 6678 patientsadministeredwithsunitinibfrom24 need oftreatment( TKIs haveatransientincreaseofTSHlevels,withoutany levothyroxine. Around30–35%ofpatientstreatedwith absorption and of the enterohepatic reabsorption of thyroid autoimmunity, andalterationoftheintestinal inhibition ofperoxidase, blocking of iodineuptake, (TH) metabolism,inhibitionofiodineorganification, caused byblockingVEGF, higherthyroidhormone regression ischemic thyroiditis due to a marked capillary hypothyroidism through several mechanisms, such as are responsibleforinducingit( sunitinib, sorafenib,,vandetanib,) thyroid dysfunction( Hypothyroidism isthemostfrequentTKIs-induced Hypothyroidism persist alsowhenthetherapyisdiscontinued( reported morefrequently(18%ofpatients),anditcan late and prolonged, easy toberecognized and therefore thyrotoxicosis. Theoccurrenceofhypothyroidismis rather toastateoftransient,mostoftensubclinical, patients undergoing TKI therapy ( 5.38, hypothyroidism witharelativeriskof3.59(95%CI2.40– these drugshadasignificantlyhigherriskofall-grade exclusion of ineligible studies. Patients administered with sunitinib, 4withcediraniband2axitinib),afterthe only ifasuspectofGraves’disease(GD)ispresent( autoantibodies (TRAb)areoftenabsentandmeasured range, insubclinicalhyperthyroidism),TSHreceptor phase, TSHislowandFT4increased(orintothenormal the therapy is prolonged ( could beresponsibleforpermanenthypothyroidismif parenchyma isshownwithhypotrophyoftheglandthat of treatment,areducedvascularizationthethyroid on/off patternisprescribed,andafterseveralcycles occur. Thisisrepeatedateachcyclewhenanintermittent associated withTKI-inducedcelllysis,andhypothyroidism, reported firstly, thenatransientincreaseinthyroglobulin

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= 30 0.04), ). frequency ofinducedhypothyroidismwas43%( in a non-screened group of patients with mRCC. The hypothyroidism in593/1671(35.5%)( was 22.7weeks,grade day on a 4-weeks-on and 2-weeks-off schedule. The mPFS patients withmRCC,aninitialoraldoseof50mg/ 11% ofpatients( hypothyroidism wasshownasatreatment-relatedAEin on a4-weeks-on-2-weeks-offschedule.All-grade administered withoralsunitinib,50mgperday access trialin4543patientswithmRCC,whowere hypothyroidism ( reported asignificantlyincreasedincidenceofall-grade with sunitinibforalongerperiodoftime( respectively. Asubgroupanalysisinpatientstreated 91 µg/m range, andthelevothyroxine dosewasincreasedfrom raised TSHlevels,whileFT4 remainedintothenormal 6 months.The11athyreotic patients hadsignificantly with single-drugtreatment vandetanibformorethan submitted tothyroidectomy, andallwere administered screened, andamongthem,11(85%)hadbeenpreviously endocrine neoplasiatype2B(MEN2B)andMTCwere trials ofvandetanib( thyroidcancer(MTC)involvedin phaseI/II medullary (FT4), andlevothyroxineinadolescentschildrenwith increase inthyroidreplacementtherapy( cabozantinib haveelevatedTSHlevelsandrequirean 49% ofthosetreatedwithvandetaniband57% about 90% of patients have prior thyroidectomy, and and 2%inthosereceivingsorafenib( grade waspresentin16%ofpatientsreceivinglenvatinib ( eligible 954/1492patientsreceivedrandomlysorafenib or sorafenib(400mgtwicedailyin28-daycycles).The < ( recruiting, is conducted in patients with unresectable HCC gov, numberNCT01761266),stillactive,butnot sunitinib andthosewhodidnot( between patientswhodevelopedhypothyroidismduring or sorafenib,didnotreportasignificantdifferenceinPFS retrospective andprospectivestudies,treatedwithsunitinib of TKIs Endocrine-metabolic effects n 42 60 kg,8mg/day;forbodyweight = 476)orlenvatinib( ). Patientsreceivedorallenvatinib(forbodyweight A meta-analysisof500patientswithmRCCin11 Another studyinvestigatedtheeffectofsunitinib A prospectivestudyinvestigatedsunitinibinJapanese A paper reported the data from a global, expanded- A paperevaluatedthedataaboutTSH,freethyroxine In phaseIIIstudiesofvandetanibandcabozantinib, A phaseIII,open-label,multicentretrial(ClinicalTrials. 2 /day ( ± 24) to116µg/m 38 31 ). ). 44 ). Thirteenpatientswithmultiple n Downloaded fromBioscientifica.com at09/30/202109:24:38PM ≥ = 478).Hypothyroidismofany

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= ). R33 0.02) via freeaccess European Journal of Endocrinology https://eje.bioscientifica.com patients with advanced nonclear cell RCC, administered remained normalinthefollow-up ( patients notpreviouslythyroidectomized, FT4andTSH metastatic renalcellcarcinoma;MTC,medullarythyroidcancer;TSH,thyroid-stimulating hormone;T3,triiodothyronine. AE, adverseevent;FT4,freethyroxine;HCC,hepatocellularcarcinoma;MCC, merkelcellcarcinoma;MEN2B,multipleendocrineneoplasiatype2B;mRCC, Dasatinib, nilotinib,imatinib, Lenvatinib Lenvatinib Lenvatinib Sunitinib vscabozantinib Cabozantinib Cabozantinib Vandetanib Lenvatinib orsorafenib Sunitinib orsorafenib Sunitinib Sunitinib Sunitinib Sorafenib Sunitinib, cediraniband Sunitinib Drugs Table 1 Review axitinib, sorafenib,sunitinib cabozantinib, VEGFR-TKI, axitinib The effectofcabozantinib has beenevaluatedin17 Multikinase inhibitorsandinducedhypothyroidism. A reviewevaluatedtheAEsoftargetedtherapyonthyroidfunction inoncological A retrospectivestudyinvestigatedlenvatinib(24mgoncedaily) in5patientswith A clinicaltrialisconductedinpatientswithhistologically/clinically confirmed A studyevaluated59patientswithunresectableprogressiveMTCadministered The randomizedphaseIICABOSUNtrialcomparedsunitinibwithcabozantinibin A prospective,phaseIItrialenrolledpatientswithplatinum-failure,recurrent/ The effectofcabozantinib(60mgonceadayin28dayscycles)hasbeenevaluated Thirteen patientswithMEN2BandMTCwereevaluated.Amongthem,11hadbeen An open-label,phaseIII,multicentre,trialisconductedinpatientswithunresectable A meta-analysisof500patientswithmRCCin11retrospectiveandprospective This studyinvestigatedtheeffectofsunitinibin58non-screenedpatientswithmRCC. A prospectivestudyinvestigatedsunitinibinJapanesepatientswithmRCC,an The finalresultsfromaglobal,expanded-accesstrialin4543patientswithmRCC, Fifty-seven consecutivepatientswithHCC,treatedsorafenib,wereevaluated. A meta-analysisevaluated12clinicaltrials(6withsunitinib,4cediraniband2 Incidence analysiswasconductedin6678patientsadministeredwithsunitinibfrom Main outcomes in 33.2% patients (in22originalstudiesand1641patients).Hypothyroidism occurred ATC, and80%showedhypothyroidismofanygrade was presentin21.7% administered withlenvatinib(12mgoncedailyin28-daycycles). Hypothyroidism advanced HCC,notsubmittedtosurgicalresectionorlocaltreatments, and progression, withdrawal,ordeath.AnincreaseinbloodTSHlevelsoccurred20% lenvatinib (24-mgdaily,28-daycycles)untilunmanageabletoxicity,disease developed hypothyroidism,and4/72(6%)treatedwithsunitinib patients withadvancedRCC.Eighteen/78(23%)receivingcabozantinib progression). Hypothyroidismoccurredin50% metastatic MCCwhoreceivedoralcabozantinib(60mgdailyuntildisease hypothyroidism was24% 17 patientswithadvancednonclearcellRCC.Thefrequencyofinduced the follow-up the 2patientsnotpreviouslythyroidectomized,FT4andTSHremainednormalin FT4 remainedintothenormalrange,andlevothyroxinedosewasincreased.In than 6months.The11athyreoticpatientshadsignificantlyraisedTSHlevels,while previously thyroidectomized,andallwereadministeredwithvandetanibformore of patientsreceivinglenvatiniband2%inthosesorafenib receiving sorafeniborlenvatinib.Hypothyroidismofanygradewaspresentin16% those whodidnot in PFSbetweenpatientswhodevelopedhypothyroidismduringsunitiniband studies, treatedwithsunitiniborsorafenib,didnotreportasignificantdifference Hypothyroidism occurredin43%ofthem Hypothyroidism occurredin35.5% initial oraldoseof50mg/dayona4-weeks-onand2-weeks-offschedule. schedule), reportedall-gradehypothyroidismin11%ofpatients administered withoralsunitinib(50mgperdayona4-weeks-on-2-weeks-off × TSH orFT4abovethenormalrange,andserumT3/reverseT3ratio(T3/T4) Thyroiditis wasdevelopedby7%.Amongtheotherpatients,30%hadelevationof hypothyroidism wasshown with axitinib),aftertheexclusionofineligiblestudies.Ahigherriskall-grade 7.3–12.4%), andhigh-gradeof0.4%(95%CI0.3–0.5%) 24 eligibletrials.All-gradehypothyroidismhadanincidenceof9.8%(95%CI 100 ratiodecreased P Fallahiandothers 44 ). 24% ( toxicities. Thefrequencyof induced hypothyroidismwas owingto dose reductionsto40or20 mgwerenecessary with thedoseof60mgonce adayin28dayscycles,and of TKIs Endocrine-metabolic effects 45 ). Downloaded fromBioscientifica.com at09/30/202109:24:38PM

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This research did not receive any specific grant from any funding agency in Funding be could that interest of conflict perceived asprejudicingtheimpartialityofthisreview. no is there that declare authors The Declaration ofinterest mechanism ofTKIs-inducedendocrine-metaboliceffects. continuation ofTKIs( of TDs,usuallygrade1or2,doesnotcontraindicatethe precede thechangesinTSHby3–6weeks.Theoccurrence weeks during the first 6 months as changes in FT4 levels TSH/FT4 levelsbeforestartingthetherapy, 3–4 andevery hypothyroidism, thatisresponsibletoimpairtheformer. beside thethyroidalprofile,sinceTKIscanleadto dyslipidemia andthelipidprofileshouldbeassessed treatment isnotdifferentfromthatofnon-iatrogenic therapy ( lead todosereductionsand/ororalantihyperglycemic and withexercise, whilegrade 3and4hyperglycemiacan hyperglycemia canbecontrolledbymodifyingthediet periodic hemoglobinA1ctesting).Mildtreatment-related patients withanalreadydiagnoseddiabetes)and fasting and/orpostprandialbloodglucoselevels(in patients can be screened for hyperglycemia (by measuring levels, andmanagehyperglycemia.Duringthetherapy, hypoglycemia ( some cases,patientsshowanimprovedglycemiaor diabetes (~15–40%), and dysthyroidism (~20%). In metabolic disorders,includingdyslipidemia(~50%), disorders. hypertension, weightloss,endocrinopatiesandmetabolic reaction, decreased appetite, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, The most common AEs include fatigue, hand–foot skin effects, thatcannegativelyaffectpatients’qualityoflife. chemotherapy, buttheycanleadtosignificantadverse and EMA.TKIsarenotconsideredastoxiccytotoxic of theunderlyingmolecularmechanisms( approaches havebeenevaluated,basedontheunderstanding therapy andchemotherapy, butinthelast20years,new Cancer standard treatments include surgery, radiation Conclusion Review Additional studies are necessary to definitely clarify the todefinitely clarifythe Additional studiesarenecessary Regarding TDs,itisrecommendabletomeasurethe It isimportanttoevaluatepatients,measureglucose Patients intherapywithTKIscandevelopendocrine- Various multitargetTKIsareapprovedbyUSFDA, 12 ). ThediagnosisofdyslipidemiaduringTKIs 11 ). 30 ). P Fallahiandothers 1 ). 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