【内容简介】Photodynamic therapy (PDT) is increasingly being used amongst health practitioners in combating a variety of diseases. One common strategy used during this light activated process is to induce the accumulation of significant amounts of a photosensitising agent in the diseased tissue. The naturally occurring amino acid 5-aminovulinic acid (ALA) is used to produce high levels of the photosensitizer, Protoprophyin IX, in the therapy known as ALA-PDT. Written by experts in the field Photodynamic Therapy with ALA outlines a variety of clinical approaches to the topic, outlining current applications. These include the use of ALA-PDT and ALA-FD (fluorescence diagnosis) in the areas of dermatology, urology, brain, otorhinolaryngology, gynaecology and gastroenterology. Also included is a chapter that comprehensively reviews the scientific principles of ALA-PDT. Primarily aimed a clinical audience Photodynamic Therapy with ALA should provide a comprehensive review and useful insight into ALA-PDT.
Table of Contents
Introduction
James Cecil Kennedy
Outline of the Theory and Technique of ALA-PDT
Tissue Specificity
Intracellular Targets
Fluorescence
ALA Administration and Approval
ALA/PpIX Clearance
Factors Affecting Photodynamic Therapy
Oxygen
Photosensitizer
Light
Light Dosimetry
Clinical Applications of ALA-PDT
Interaction between ALA-PDT and the Immune System
Squamous Cell Carcinoma of the Skin
Kaposi's Sarcoma
Conclusions
Basic Principles
B. Krammer
Z. Malik
R. Pottier
H. Stepp
Introduction
A Brief History of PDT
Principles of ALA-Based PDT
Phototoxicity
ALA Metabolism
Underlying Biological Concepts
Biological Mechanisms
Basic Cellular Mechanisms
ALA Delivery and Cellular Uptake
PpIX Accumulation
PpIX Localization
Photodynamic Damage
Pain During and After ALA-PDT
Mechanisms of Cell Death
ALA-PDT Induces Apoptotic and Necrotic Cell Death of Tumours
Interaction with Tissue
Tumour Differentiation and ALA-PDT
Hyperthermia, Tissue Oxygenation and ALA-PDT
Photobleaching of PpIX, Photoproducts and Light Fractionation Effects
Alteration of the Immune Response Following ALA-PDT
PpIX Pharmacokinetics
Advantages of ALA Versus Pre-Formed Photosensitizer for PDT and FD
Compatibility
No Overdosing of the Photosensitizer
Photobleaching
Versatility of Administration
Photodetection
Rapid Evaluation of Effectiveness of Other Therapies
Limitations of ALA for PDT and FD
Light Sources for PDT
Basic Requirements
Lasers
Lamp Systems
LED Sources
Fluorescence Sources
Applicators
Dosimetry
Principles of ALA-Based FD
Physics behind Fluorescence
Autofluorescence for FD
ALA-Induced PpIX for FD
Technical Implementation
Clinical Relevance
Caveats
Consideration of PpIX Photobleaching in Light Dosimetry
Conclusions
ALA Versus Other Photosensitizers
Clinical Significance of ALA-PDT
References
ALA/MAL-PDT in Dermatology
Verena Schleyer
Rolf-Markus Szeimies
Introduction
Photosensitizers
Light Sources
Biological Mechanism
Lesion Preparation
Contraindications and Drug Interactions
Side Effects and Complications
Oncologic Indications
Epithelial Cancers or Precancerous Lesions
Basal Cell Carcinoma
Different clinical types of basal cell carcinomas
Literature
Squamous Cell Carcinoma
Actinic Keratoses
Bowen's Disease
Varia
Improvement of remission rates and retreatment
Follow-up
Benefits of PDT
Nonepithelial Tumors of the Skin
Malignant Melanoma, Kaposi's Sarcoma and Cutaneous Metastases
Cutaneous T-Cell Lymphoma
Non-Oncologic Indications
Small Case Series and Initial Trials
Inflammatory Dermatoses
Scleroderma
Darier's disease (keratosis follicularis)
Lichen sclerosus
Infectious Cutaneous Diseases due to Microorganisms
Viral infections: Condylomata acuminata
Mycotic infections: Interdigital mycoses of the feet
Protozoic infections: Cutaneous leishmaniasis
Larger Clinical Trials
Psoriasis Vulgaris
Acne Vulgaris
Recalcitrant Warts
Conclusion
Perspectives
Tumor Surveillance
Skin Rejuvenation
Treatment Algorithm
Patient and Lesion Selection
Pretreatment
Fluorescence Diagnosis and Illumination
After Care and Follow-Up
Installation of a PDT Business Center (Derived from the Guidelines of the British Photodermatology Group6)
References
ALA-PDT and ALA-FD in Urology
Raphaela Waidelich
Herbert Stepp
Introduction
Fluorescence Cystoscopy: Fluorescence Diagnosis of Bladder Cancer
High-Risk Lesions
Residual Tumour
Recurrence and Progression Rates
Therapeutic Strategy
Detailed Procedure for Fluorescence Cystoscopy
Images
Fluorescence Quantification
Fluorescence Cytology
Other Indications for FD in Urology
Fluorescence Urethroscopy: FD of Condylomata Acuminata and Urothelial Carcinoma of the Urethra
ALA-FD of Penile Cancer
ALA-FD of Renal Cell Cancer
ALA-PDT of Urothelial Carcinoma
ALA-PDT of Prostate Cancer
Conclusions
Future Perspectives
Materials and Methods for Various Indications
ALA-FD of Bladder Cancer
ALA-FD of Tumours Within the Urethra
ALA-FD of Penile Cancer: Local Treatment of Primary Tumour
ALA-FD of Penile Cancer: Detection of Lymph Node Metastases
ALA-PDT of Urothelial Carcinoma
Photosensitization: ALA Applied Orally
Photosensitization: ALA Applied Intravesically
Whole Bladder Wall Irradiation Using Coherent Light
Whole Bladder Wall Irradiation Using a White Light Source
Irradiation of the Upper Urinary Tract
References
ALA-PDT and ALA-FD in the Brain: New Prospects for Treating Malignant Gliomas
Walter Stummer
Reinhold Baumgartner
Introduction
Background
Specificity of Porphyrin-Accumulation in Response to ALA Administration
Fluorescence-Guided Resections for Malignant Gliomas Using ALA
History and Present Status
Phase III Drug Approval Trial
Practical Aspects of Fluorescence-Guided Resections Using ALA
Dosage and Timing of ALA Administration
Light Protection
Intraoperative Photosensitization
Equipment
Practical Implementation
General Aspects
Photobleaching
Fluorescence Qualities
Optimizing Fluorescence Visualization Intraoperatively
Photodynamic Therapy of Malignant Gliomas Using ALA
The Future
References
Otorhinolaryngology
C.S. Betz
A. Leunig
Introduction/Motivation
Diagnosis
Early Detection of (Pre)malignant Lesions
Exact Delimitation of Tumor Borders
Management of Recurrent Respiratory Papillomatosis (RRP)
Therapy
Recurrent Respiratory Papillomatosis
Precancerous Mucosal Lesions
Field Cancerization
Tumors not Curatively Resectable
Pre- and Early Malignant Lesions of Facial Skin
Approval Status
Diagnosis
Therapy
Procedure
Fluorescence Diagnosis
Substance, Application, Dosage, and Incubation
Fluorescence Imaging
Photodynamic Therapy
Precancerous Mucosal Lesions of the UADT
Cancerous Lesions of the UADT
Pre- and Early Malignant Facial Lesions
ALA-FD
Indications
Identification of pre- and Early Malignant Mucosal Lesions
Superficial Delimitation of SCC of the UADT
Screening Method for the Identification of UADT Papillomas
Limitations
Superficial Staining Following Topical ALA Application
General Limitations Following Systemic Administration of ALA
Occurrence of False Positives
Photobleaching
Bacterial Coatings
Unwanted Effects
Local Symptoms
Systemic Symptoms
ALA-PDT
Indications
Treatment of pre- and Early Malignant, Unpigmented Facial Lesions
Treatment of Precancerous Mucosal Lesions of the UADT
Treatment of Cancerous Lesions of the UADT
Limitations
Superficial Photodynamic Effects
The Absence of Tissue Specimens for Histopathological Diagnoses
Topical Administration of ALA in the UADT
Light Application in the UADT
Unwanted Effects
Local Symptoms
Systemic Symptoms
Conclusions
Final Note
References
ALA-PDT in Gynecology
Peter Hillemanns
Mathias Fehr
Rene Hornung
Photodynamic Therapy (PDT) of Cervical Intraepithelial Neoplasia (CIN)
Introduction/Motivation
Approval Status
Procedure
Advantages and Limitations
Photodynamic Therapy of Vulvar Intraepithelial Neoplasia
Introduction/Motivation
Approval Status
Procedure
Advantages and Limitations
Photodynamic Therapy of Endometrium
Introduction/Motivation
Approval Status
Procedure
Fluorescence Diagnosis of Endometriosis
Introduction/Motivation
Approval Status
Procedure
Fluorescence Diagnosis of Ovarian Cancer
Introduction/Motivation
Approval Status
Procedure
Advantages/Limitations (PDT of Endometrium; FD of Endometriosis, FD of Ovarian Cancer)
References
ALA-PDT in Gastroenterology
Hugh Barr
Helmut Messmann
Esther Endlicher
Introduction
The Clinical Indication
Advantages of Photodiagnosis
Advantages of Photodynamic Therapy
Application of ALA-PDT in Gastroenterology
Administration of ALA and Subsequent Tissue Distribution and Localization of Protoporphyrin IX
Pharmacological Effects
Endoscopic Fluorescence Diagnosis
Technical Background
Clinical Results
Latest Developments
Photodynamic Therapy
Drug Application
Indications and Treatment Procedure
Clinical Results
Conclusions
Potential Future Trends of ALA-PDT
References
Potential Future Indications
Alison Curnow
Introduction
Areas of Future Clinical Potential
Infectious Diseases
Immunological Effects
Pneumology
ALA-PDT Enhancement
Conclusions
References
Appendix
Subject Index