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How do you address and mitigate neutropenia in patients with TNBC receiving sacituzumab govitecan in 3rd line or beyond?

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Medical Oncology · Mayo Clinic

For those who develop neutropenia, I generally use neulasta after day 8, but I don't use it with cycle 1 in all comers, unless they are heavily pre-treated and already have a relatively low ANC prior to starting treatment.

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Medical Oncology · Sarah Cannon Research Institute

I find that some people do have significant neutropenia and others barely any at all. I have had great success with the use of growth factors in those patients who struggle with counts. Additionally, dose reductions can be employed with success as well.

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Medical Oncology · UCLA

Neutropenia can usually be managed with dose-reduction and/or growth factor support. To minimize extra trips, the provider could consider dose-reduction. In subset analysis from ASCENT, the clinical outcomes were similar in patients who had dose-reduction vs not (Rugo et al, SABCS 2020).

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Medical Oncology · URMC

Recommend growth factors for 3 to 4 days weekly.

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