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8.
Post-tamoxifen Adjuvant Endocrine Therapy
8.1
Phase III Study of Prolonged Adjuvant Tamoxifen for Breast Cancer
Protocol
IDs:
UKCCCR-ATLAS, EU-96064 |
Projected
Accrual:
Approximately 20,000 patients will be accrued. |
Objectives
Assess the balance
of risks and benefits in prolonging the duration of adjuvant tamoxifen
by at least five years in patients who have had a breast tumor removed.
Participation
Criteria
- Age: Any
age. n Curatively treated carcinoma of the breast.
- Prior biologic
therapy allowed.
- Prior chemotherapy
allowed.
- Currently
taking adjuvant tamoxifen.
- Prior radiotherapy
allowed.
- Prior surgery
allowed.
Randomization
Arm
I:
Patients will be randomized to stop tamoxifen treatment immediately.
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Arm
II:
Patients will continue tamoxifen treatment at a dose of
approximately 20 mg/day for at least five more years. |
Christopher
J. Williams, Chair
Principal Investigator Ph: +44-1865-226628 United Kingdom Coordinating
Committee on Cancer Research Cochrane Cancer Network Oxford, England,
United Kingdom
8.2
Phase III Randomized Adjuvant Study of Tamoxifen in Women with Early
Breast Cancer
Protocol
IDs:
CRC-TU-ATTOM, EU-98042 |
Projected
Accrual:
A total of 8,000-20,000 patients will be accrued into this study.
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Objectives
Compare the
disease-free and overall survival of women with early breast cancer
who are randomized to stop adjuvant tamoxifen with those randomized
to continue for at least 5 extra years.
Participation
Criteria
- Menopausal
status: Any status allowed.
- Hormone
receptor status: Any status allowed.
- Histologically
confirmed breast carcinoma that has been completely excised.
- Clinically
relapse-free.
- Must have
completed at least two years of adjuvant therapy with tamoxifen
for early breast cancer AND no clear indication for or against
receiving further tamoxifen.
- No significant
endometrial hyperplasia.
- No patients
with negligibly low risk of breast cancer death.
- At least
2 years of adjuvant tamoxifen.
Randomization
Arm
I:
Patients stop tamoxifen. |
Arm
II:
Patients continue tamoxifen. |
David J.
Kerr, Chair
Principal Investigator Ph: 0121-414-3802 Cancer Research Campaign
Clinical Trials Unit- Birmingham (CRCTU) University Birmingham Birmingham,
England, United Kingdom
8.3
Phase III Randomized Study of Letrozole Versus Placebo in Women
with Resected Breast Cancer after Completion of Treatment with Adjuvant
Tamoxifen
Protocol
IDs:
CAN-NCIC-MA17, EORTC-10983, JRF-Vor-Int-10, NCCTG-CAN-MA17,
SWOG-CAN-MA17
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Projected
Accrual:
Approximately 2,380 patients will be accrued for this study
within 2 years. |
Objectives
I. Determine
the disease-free survival and overall survival for women who have
previously received adjuvant tamoxifen who are randomized to receive
either letrozole or placebo daily for 5 years.
II. Evaluate
the incidence of contralateral breast cancer in this patient population.
Participation
Criteria
- Age: Postmenopausal.
- Menopausal
status: Postmenopausal.
- Hormone
receptor status: Positive or unknown (providing an effort has
been made to determine receptor status by immunocytochemistry).
- Histologically
or cytologically confirmed breast carcinoma resected at time of
original diagnosis.
- No evidence
of metastases.
- No localized
or distant breast cancer recurrence.
- Not registered
on protocol NCCTG 89-30-52, any other IBCSG protocol, or any other
SWOG adjuvant breast cancer protocol.
- Other prior
adjuvant chemotherapy allowed.
- No other
concurrent chemotherapy.
- Completed
at least 4.5 but no more than 6 years of adjuvant tamoxifen after
resection.
- No more
than 3 months since prior adjuvant tamoxifen.
- No concurrent
hormone replacement therapy including raloxifene and idoxifene.
- No concurrent
use of other aromatase inhibitors.
- Prior radiation
therapy allowed.
Randomization
Arm
I:
Patients receive oral letrozole daily. |
Arm
II:
Patients receive placebo daily for 5 years. |
Paul Edward
Goss, Chair
Principal Investigator Ph: 416-946-4534 NCIC-Clinical Trials Group
Princess Margaret Hospital Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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