patient and tumour characteristics
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Patient and Tumour Characteristics. Median age 60 years (26-92) Karnofsky Status: median 90 (50-100) Histology: SCC : n=120 (83%) Tumor size: ≥ 5 cm: n=78 (52%) ≤Ib1,IIA=18(12%) Lymph node involvement: n=57 (39%). Treatment schedule (Overall treatment time 6-7 weeks). - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Patient and Tumour Characteristics
• Median age 60 years (26-92)• Karnofsky Status: median 90 (50-100)• Histology: SCC: n=120 (83%)• Tumor size: ≥ 5 cm: n=78 (52%) ≤Ib1,IIA=18(12%)
• Lymph node involvement: n=57 (39%)
- EBT: 45 Gy/1,8 Gy per fraction
- HDR–BT: 4 x 7 Gy (40 Gy (EQD2)) pt A/HR CTV
- Since 2001 (D90): total dose 85+ Gy (EQD2)
- Intracavitary + interstitial, if insufficient response
- Cis-Platinum 5x40mg/m2 (57%), since 4/99
Treatment schedule (Overall treatment time 6-7 weeks)
• HR CTV concept
• GTV, HR CTV+OAR contouring
• Biological modelling (linear-quadratic)
• Dose Volume constraints: OAR (2 cm3): 75/90 Gy (EQD2, α/β3)
• Prescription: HR CTV - (D90): 80-85+ Gy(EQD2, α/β10)
• Prospective 3D image based optimisation
MRI based Treatment Planning
Major Learning Period: 98-2000 (n=73)
Systematic prospective protocol since 2001 (n=72)
no systematic prospective protocol (point A/OAR)
Outcome after complete remission
non central true pelvic and distant recurrence
non central true pelvic
central true pelvic recurrence
pelvic lymph node and distant
pelvic lymph node
distant recurrence
disease free (64%)
•n=138•Treatment time: 98-2003 •Median follow up: 39 months
Stage IIB, Large Tumour, ≥ 5 cm (treated 12/2002)Before EBRT: 5 cm wide, 5 cm thick, 7 cm high: 85 cm3
At 1. Brachytherapy after EBRT:2 cm x 3 cm x 3 cm, 9 cm3,
6 months after treatment:
Radioth&Oncol 2005
Continuous Complete Remission
good remission, sufficient for intracavitary BT
Initial tumor extension
Stage IIIB- (treated 11/1998) Insufficient response-no adaptation of application technique
At Brachytherapyafter EBRT
9 months after treatment
Dose distributionat brachytherapy
At time of diagnosis
Residual tumor Insufficient adaptation Recurrence
Initial tumor extension
Tumor size------- < 5cm------- ≥5cm
CCR at 3 years: Vienna 93-2003 (335 patients)
CCR true pelvis (2001-2003)
and tumour size
Follow up [months]
3624120
CC
R
1,1
1,0
,9
,8
,7
,6
,5
,4
,3
,2
,1
0,0
100%
91%
Total: Events:< 5cm n=34 n=0≥5 cm n=38 n=4 (28) (12) (4) (30) (17) (9)
CCR true pelvis (1998-2000)
and tumour size
Follow up [months]
3624120
CC
R
1,1
1,0
,9
,8
,7
,6
,5
,4
,3
,2
,1
0,0
96%
72%
Total: Events:< 5cm n=33 n=1 (at 36m)≥5 cm n=40 n=10
(30) (26) (22) (23) (15) (10)
CCR true pelvis (98-00) CCR true pelvis (01-03)
Late side effects at 3 years LENT/SOMA: absolute numbers
G 0 G 1 G 2 G 3 G 4
Bladder 124 7 11 1 2
Rectum 135 2 6 2 -
Intestines 136 5
1 - 3
Total 14 18 3 5Period Pts. G3-4
98-00 73 6
01-03 72 2
ConclusionMRI assisted treatment planning
in intracavitary cervical cancer brachytherapy
plus risk adapted interstitial brachytherapy
+ cis-Platinum (145 consecutive patients)
• High local control
tumors < 5 cm: up to 100%
tumors ≥ 5 cm: ~ 90%
• Low rate of side effects G3/4: < 5% (crude)