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World J Gastroenterol. Feb 21, 2022; 28(7): 745-754
Published online Feb 21, 2022. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v28.i7.745
Published online Feb 21, 2022. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v28.i7.745
Ref. | Participants | Dosimetry | Outcome | Toxicity | Resectability post-treatment |
Herman et al[15], 2015, Phase 2 Trial | 49 LAPC | 33 Gy/5 fractions | (1) Median OS 13.9 mo; (2) 59% 1-yr OS; and (3) 18% 2-yr OS | (1) 1 patient acute grade 4 duodenal ulcer; (2) 10% acute grade ≥ 3; (3) 11% late grade ≥ 2; and (4) 6% serious late GI toxicity | 10% resectable after treatment |
Comito et al[2], 2017, Phase 2 trial | 43 LAPC | 45 Gy/6 fractions | Median OS 13 mo | (1) 49% acute grade 1 or 2; (2) 0 acute grade ≥ 3; (3) 2 patients late G2 gastritis; and (4) 0 late grade ≥ 3 | 7% resectable after treatment |
Dohopolski et al[3], 2017, Retrospective | 696 LAPC | 24-40 Gy/3-5 fractions | Median OS 12.6 mo (compared to 11.2 mo for CFRT) | Not recorded | Not recorded |
Park et al[4], 2017, Retrospective | 44 unresectable | 30-33 Gy/5 fractions | (1) 56% 1-yr OS; (2) 26% 2-yr OS; and (3) Median OS 15.7 mo (no significant difference from IMRT) | (1) 7% acute grade ≥ 2 GI toxicity (24% for IMRT); (2) 5% grade ≥ 3 haematological toxicity (26% for IMRT); and (3) 9% late GI bleed | 7% resectable after treatment (no significant difference from IMRT) |
Yechieli et al[10], 2017, Retrospective | 18 unresectable | 30-36 Gy/3-5 fractions | (1) Median recurrence-free survival 6.8 mo; and (2) Median OS 6.4 mo | (1) 50% no toxicity; (2) 15% grade ≥ 3; and (3) 10% GI bleed | Not recorded |
Zhong et al[13], 2017, Retrospective | 631 LAPC | Median 40 Gy/5 fractions | (1) 22% 2-yr OS (17% for CFRT); and (2) Median OS 13.9 mo (11.6 mo for CFRT) | 0 grade ≥ 3 | 11% resectable after treatment (9% for CFRT) |
Mazzola et al[14], 2018, Retrospective | 33 LAPC | 36-45 Gy/6 fractions | (1) 81% 1-yr LC; and (2) 75% 1-yr OS | (1) 15% acute grade 1; (2) 9% acute grade 2; (3) 0 acute grade ≥ 3; and (4) No late toxicity | 18% resectable after treatment |
Jung et al[16], 2019, Retrospective | 95 LAPC | 24-36 Gy/4-5 fractions | (1) Median OS 16.7 mo; and (2) 67% 1-yr OS | (1) 3% acute grade 3 GI; and (2) 3% late grade 3 | 7% resectable after treatment |
Shaib et al[19], 2020, Retrospective | 6950 LAPC (64 received SBRT) | Median 30 Gy | (1) Median OS 8.6 mo (6.7 mo for IMRT, 3.4 mo for no RT); (2) 32% 1-yr OS (22% for IMRT, 15% for no RT); and (3) 9% 2-yr OS (7% for IMRT, 5% for no RT) | Not recorded | Not recorded |
Toesca et al[17], 2020, Retrospective | 149 unresectable | 20-45 Gy/3-6 fractions (high-dose group ≥ 40 Gy, standard-dose group < 40 Gy) | (1) Median OS 16 mo both groups; (2) Median OS 23 mo for high-dose group (14 mo for standard-dose group); and (3) 82% 1-yr OS for high-dose group (57% for standard-dose group) | (1) 10% grade ≥ 2 for high-dose group (15% for low-dose group); and (2) 6% grade ≥ 3 for high-dose group (7% for low-dose group) | 5% resectable after treatment |
- Citation: Ermongkonchai T, Khor R, Muralidharan V, Tebbutt N, Lim K, Kutaiba N, Ng SP. Stereotactic radiotherapy and the potential role of magnetic resonance-guided adaptive techniques for pancreatic cancer. World J Gastroenterol 2022; 28(7): 745-754
- URL: https://www.wjgnet.com/1007-9327/full/v28/i7/745.htm
- DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.3748/wjg.v28.i7.745