Selection criteria for 3D conformal radiotherapy versus volumetric-modulated arc therapy in highgrade glioma based on normal tissue complication probability of brain
Selection criteria for 3D conformal radiotherapy versus volumetric-modulated arc therapy in highgrade glioma based on normal tissue complication probability of brain
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基于脑部正常组织并发症概率的高级别胶质瘤3D适形放射治疗与体积调制弧形治疗的选择标准
DOI:
10.1093/jrr/rry106
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发表时间:
2019
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2
通讯作者:
Hidefumi Aoyama
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作者:
Satoshi Tanabe;Haruna Takahashi;Hirotake Saito;Atsushi Ohta;Toshimichi Nakano;Ryuta Sasamoto;Miki Shioi;Satoru Utsunomiya;Eisuke Abe;Motoki Kaidu;Hidefumi Aoyama
There are no quantitative selection criteria for identifying high-grade glioma (HGG) patients who are suited for volumetric-modulated arc therapy (VMAT). This study aimed to develop selection criteria that can be used for the selection of the optimal treatment modality in HGG. We analyzed 20 patients with HGG treated by 3D conformal radiotherapy (3DCRT). First, VMAT plans were created for each patient retrospectively. For each plan, the normal tissue complication probability (NTCP) for normal brain was calculated. We then divided the patients based on theNTCPs of the 3DCRT plans for normal brain, using the threshold of 5%. We compared theNTCPs of the two plans and the gross tumor volumes (GTVs) of the two groups. For theGTVs, we used receiver operating characteristic curves to identify the cut-off value for predictingNTCP< 5%. We determined the respective correlations between theGTVand the GTV’s largest cross-sectional diameter and largest cross-sectional area. In theNTCP≥ 5% group, theNTCPs for the VMAT plans were significantly lower than those for the 3DCRT plans (P= 0.0011). TheNTCP≥ 5% group’sGTVwas significantly larger than that of theNTCP< 5% group (P= 0.0016), and the cut-off value of theGTVwas 130.5 cm3. TheGTVwas strongly correlated with theGTV’s largest cross-sectional diameter (R2= 0.82) and largest cross-sectional area (R2= 0.94), which produced the cut-off values of 7.5 cm and 41 cm2, respectively. It was concluded that VMAT is more appropriate than 3DCRT in cases in which theGTVis ≥130.5 cm3.