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ea0099p90 | Endocrine-Related Cancer | ECE2024

Does mitotane offer lasting cure or transitory benefits following adrenocortical carcinoma surgery?

Escola Cristina Alvarez , Cubero Jorge Hernando , Mangas Cruz Miguel Angel , Donas Jesus Garcia , Cesar Maria Jose Picon , Fano Miguel Paja , Fernandez Laura Gonzalez , Batanero Lorena Gonzalez , Garcia-Garcia-Doncel Lourdes , Molina-Cerrillo Javier , Martinez Trufero Javier , Blanco Brenda Veiguela , Sanchez Beatriz Febrero , Hanzu Felicia A , Lopez Carlos , Blanco Concepcion , Ramon Y Cajal Teresa , Salas Jersy Jair Cardenas , Valdes Nuria , Fonseca Paula Jimenez , Bayonas Alberto Carmona

Introduction: The role of mitotane as an adjuvant therapy for adrenocortical carcinoma (ACC) remains a contentious topic due to the scarcity of robust randomized clinical trials, attributed to the low incidence of this neoplasm. Despite this, the prognosis following surgery for localized tumors is generally poor, leading to varied clinical practices.Methods: This study utilized patient data from the ICARO registry of the GETHY group and SEEN, with diseas...

ea0090p111 | Endocrine-related Cancer | ECE2023

Body composition of Patients with advanced Gastroenteropancreatic (GEP) Neuroendocrine Neoplasms (NENs) in Spain: Nutrigetne Study

Argente Pla Maria , Casteras Anna , Giribes Miguel , Anton Beatriz , Soledad Librizzi Maria , Custodio Carretero Ana , Palma Milla Samara , Suarez Gutierrez Lorena , Peiro Inmaculada , Serrano Urzaiz Leticia , Leon-Idougourram Soraya , Dieguez Felechosa Marta , Febrero Beatriz , Scorojanu Iulia , Antonio Pazos Toral Fernando , Biarnes Josefina , Pascual-Corrales Eider , Angel Dias-Perez Jose , Antonio Sampedro-Nunez Miguel , Angel Martinez Olmos Miguel , Mico Garcia Andrea , Isabel Del Olmo Garcia Maria

Introduction / Background: Patients with advanced GEP-NENs often present with metabolic disorders and oncological treatments may increase malnutrition risk as well as alterations on body composition. Several studies have suggested that sarcopenia is independently associated with a worse prognosis in oncological patients. Sarcopenia predicts survival regardless of body weight; moreover, a reduced muscle mass is not only observed in cachectic individuals but also in overweight p...