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Hand-foot syndrome in sorafenib and lenvatinib treatment for advanced thyroid cancer.

Elisa MinaldiVirginia CappagliLoredana LorussoLaura ValerioCarlotta GianiMatilde ViglioneLaura AgateEleonora MolinaroAntonio MatroneRossella Elisei
Published in: European thyroid journal (2024)
HFS was a frequent adverse event during both lenvatinib and sorafenib therapy, with a higher frequency and toxicity grade during sorafenib treatment. HFS was the most frequent reason for drug reduction or discontinuation in patient treated with sorafenib. Early diagnosis of HFS is important to allow early intervention, possibly in a multidisciplinary setting, and to avoid treatment discontinuation, which is highly relevant to obtain the maximum effectiveness of systemic therapy.
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