Transient increase in skeletal-related events after discontinuation of high-dose denosumab in cancer patients

SREs increased significantly 6-15 months after high-dose denosumab discontinuation. Elevated ALP was associated with post-discontinuation SREs. These findings emphasize that discontinuation contributes to SRE risk, possibly via rebound bone resorption, and underscore the importance of continuation of therapy whenever possible.

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Journal of bone oncology
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2025-10-11
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jbo.2025.100717
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Bone health and treatments
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Abstract

SREs increased significantly 6-15 months after high-dose denosumab discontinuation. Elevated ALP was associated with post-discontinuation SREs. These findings emphasize that discontinuation contributes to SRE risk, possibly via rebound bone resorption, and underscore the importance of continuation of therapy whenever possible.

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