ChemotherapyFDA-approvedSecond-line

Jevtana

Generic name: cabazitaxel

How it works

Interferes with cell division, causing cancer cells to die.

Cancer types

Prostate Cancer— All patients

Efficacy

In clinical trials, around 22% of men with metastatic prostate cancer achieved an objective response, with median overall survival of approximately 15 months.

Side effects

Severe

This treatment carries a higher risk of serious side effects. Close medical monitoring is required throughout treatment.

Evidence from research

StudyCancer typeStageEfficacy
Testing Treatments for Advanced Prostate CancerProstate Cancerphase-2—Source →
Cabazitaxel vs Lu-PSMA in Prostate Cancer: Cost and Effectiveness ComparedProstate Cancerphase-3Lu-PSMA demonstrated improved PSA response (66% vs 37%) and progression-free survival (HR = 0.63).Source →
Combining Two Drugs May Improve Treatment for Aggressive Prostate CancerProstate Cancerlab-study—Source →
Abiraterone and Antiandrogen Therapy for Metastatic Prostate CancerProstate Cancerphase-2—Source →
Taxane Allergy: Unexpected Reaction to CabazitaxelProstate Cancerobservational—Source →
Cabazitaxel Dosage May Affect Prostate Cancer Treatment OutcomesProstate Cancerphase-3The OS effect of C25 increased with risk quartiles: -0.07 months (95% CI, -1.60 to 1.46) in the lowest risk quartile and 1.67 months (95% CI, 0.25 to 3.10) in the highest risk quartile.Source →
Severe Neutropenia Risk in Prostate Cancer Patients on CabazitaxelProstate Cancerobservational—Source →
New Nanoparticle Delivery System for Prostate Cancer TreatmentProstate Canceranimal-studyThe high-dose CTX-NP group showed a tumor inhibition rate of 79.48%.Source →
New Strategy to Combat Ovarian Cancer Resistance IdentifiedOvarian Cancerlab-study—Source →
Cabazitaxel Side Effect: Ureteritis in Prostate Cancer PatientsProstate Cancerobservational—Source →
Cabazitaxel Efficacy in Very Elderly Prostate Cancer PatientsProstate CancerobservationalThere was no significant difference in therapeutic efficacy between patients under 80 and those 80 or older.Source →
Lu-PSMA Therapy Compared to Cabazitaxel in Advanced Prostate CancerProstate CancerobservationalRates of a prostate-specific antigen decline of at least 50% were 32% versus 0% for Lu-PSMA versus cabazitaxel.Source →
Lu-177 PSMA Treatment Compared in Prostate Cancer StudyProstate Cancerphase-3The Lu-177 PSMA treatment groups in TheraP and VISION had similar OS (HR, 0.92 [95% CI, 0.70-1.19]).Source →
Enhancing Cancer Treatment with Fatty AcidsProstate Cancerlab-studyDextran-GLA-CTX exhibited the strongest antitumor activity.Source →
Link Found Between Resistance to Two Prostate Cancer DrugsProstate Cancerlab-study—Source →
Cabazitaxel Efficacy in Prostate Cancer PatientsProstate Cancerphase-3PSA-RR ≥ -50% was 26% (12/48) and BSI-change rate ≥ -50% was 17% (8/41).Source →
Docetaxel Response Affects Cabazitaxel Sensitivity in Prostate CancerProstate CancerobservationalNone of the patients with a poor response to prior docetaxel therapy responded well to cabazitaxel therapy.Source →
Lab Study on Prostate Cancer Cells' Resistance to TreatmentProstate Cancerlab-study—Source →
Genetic Variants May Affect Prostate Cancer TreatmentProstate Cancerlab-studyThe hazard ratio for -rs151352 was 0.52, and -rs1341164 was 0.53, indicating better overall survival.Source →
Long-term use of cabazitaxel for prostate cancer treatmentProstate Cancerobservational—Source →
Cabazitaxel treatment may help fight prostate cancer by boosting immune responseProstate Cancerlab-study—Source →
New Potential Treatment for Prostate Cancer Resistant to CabazitaxelProstate Cancerlab-study—Source →
New Delivery System for Melanoma TreatmentMelanomalab-study—Source →
Cabazitaxel Prodrug Nanoparticles Show Promise in Cancer TherapyMelanomalab-study—Source →
Cabazitaxel's Effect on Prostate Cancer CellsProstate Cancerlab-studyCAB exerted considerably cytotoxic and apoptotic effects on PC-3 mCRPC cells (p < 0.05).Source →

This information is provided for general education only and is not medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional before making treatment decisions.