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[Comparison of Treatment Safety Between Brand-Name Product and Biosimilar of Trastuzumab].

At the Oita University Hospital, we switched from using the original biological product of trastuzumab(original product) to a biosimilar product, and verified the appropriateness of the switch by investigating the occurrence of adverse events. We compared the safety of the original and biosimilar products from January 2019 to September 2020. Of 14 cases studied, there were 6 in the original product group, 6 in the switched group, and 2 in the biosimilar group. In 3 patients in the switched group, infusion reaction was observed during administration of the original product, and was appropriately managed at that time. After switching to the biosimilar product, it was possible to administer the drug safely even when the infusion time was shortened. The results of this study showed that no adverse events were observed after switching from the original to the biosimilar product. This finding suggests that switching products is appropriate, not only from an economic point of view but also from the perspective of treatment safety.