Body composition and chemotherapy toxicity among women treated for breast cancer: a systematic review.

Body composition and chemotherapy toxicity among women treated for breast cancer: a systematic review.
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接受乳腺癌治疗的女性的身体成分和化疗毒性:系统评价。

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10.1007/s11764-023-01380-7
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发表时间:
2023
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Journal of cancer survivorship : research and practice
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Robien,Kim
Robien,Kim
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作者:
Wopat,Heather;Harrod,Tom;Brem,RachelF;Kaltman,Rebecca;Anderson,Kendall;Robien,Kim

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PurposeToxicity is a significant problem among women receiving systemic chemotherapy for breast cancer, with up to 60% experiencing hematologic and 14% experiencing non-hematologic toxicity. Chemotherapy is dosed using body surface area, which does not account for heterogeneity in lean body mass (LBM) and adipose tissue (AT). This systematic review, registered with the PROSPERO International Prospective Register of Systematic Reviews (#CRD42021279874), evaluates associations between body composition and chemotherapy-related toxicity during breast cancer treatment.MethodsScientific literature databases (PubMed, Scopus, CINAHL, and CENTRAL) were systematically searched in November 2021 for studies evaluating associations between body composition (assessed using computed tomography or dual x-ray absorptiometry) and chemotherapy-related toxicity among women receiving breast cancer treatment. Eligibility was not limited by year or country of publication. Article screening and data abstraction was conducted using the Covidence Systematic Review Management System. Predetermined criteria were used to evaluate rigor of participant recruitment, representativeness of the population, and use of validated measures of body composition and toxicity.ResultsAn inverse association between LBM and toxicity was reported in seven of the eight included studies, although definitions of low LBM differed across studies. Three studies evaluated the association between AT and chemotherapy toxicity with inconsistent findings. Heterogeneity in body composition measures/definitions and treatment regimens precluded the ability to perform meta-analyses.ConclusionLow LBM appears to be a risk factor for chemotherapy toxicity, but the role of AT is unclear.Implications for cancer survivorsFurther research that accounts for guideline concordance in chemotherapy prescriptions and the use of supportive care medications is needed.