treatment guidelines for pre-operative radiation therapy for retroperitoneal sarcoma: preliminary...
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Treatment Guidelines for Pre-operative Radiation Therapy
for Retroperitoneal Sarcoma: Preliminary Consensus of an
International Expert Panel
EH Baldini, D Wang, CN Catton, DJ Indelicato, DG Kirsch, C Deville, C Le Pechoux, R Haas, IA Petersen, K May, D Roberge, BA Guadagnolo,
B O'Sullivan, R Abrams, TF DeLaney
None of the authors have disclosures
Background
• The role of RT for extremity soft tissue sarcoma is well established
• However, the role of RT for retroperitoneal sarcoma (RPS) is unproven
EORTC 62092-22092 (STRASS Trial)
Ongoing, results are eagerly anticipated
Background
• In the meantime, many centers recommend Pre-op RT for RPS after multidisciplinary discussion
• But, there are no RT guidelines for this approach
Purpose
• To define radiation treatment guidelines for Pre-operative RT for RPS
RT Treatment Nomenclature
• GTV: Gross Tumor Volume
• CTV: Clinical Target Volume–Expansion of GTV to include areas at risk for
harboring potential microscopic disease
• PTV: Planning Target Volume–Expansion of CTV to account for daily patient
set-up inaccuracies and/or patient movement
• Treatment Field Borders–Extend beyond the PTV by about 7mm to
deliver full dose to PTV
Extremity Soft Tissue Sarcoma RT Treatment Guidelines*
CTV • GTV + 4 cm
proximal/distal, • 1.5 cm radial• Edit CTV at bone
PTV• CTV + 5-10mm per
institutional standard
*Haas, IJROBP 84:572; 2012
GTV: redCTV: greenPTV: orange
4 cm
1.5 cm
GTV, CTV, PTV
Note the CTV is edited at the bone interface
GTV CTV Expansions Vary by Tumor
Tumor GTV CTV Expansion
Lymphoma 0 mm
Prostate Cancer 5-7 mm
Lung Cancer 7 mm
Glioblastoma Multiforme 2 cm beyond edema
Extremity STS 1.5 cm radial4 cm proximal/distal
Retroperitoneal Sarcoma ?
Methods
• An expert panel of 15 academic radiation oncologists who specialize in sarcoma was convened
• Panel members reached consensus recommendations following several meetings, conference calls and email correspondence
Expert Panel: US Institutions (10)• Dana-Farber/Brigham & Women’s Hospital• Massachusetts General Hospital• Medical College of Wisconsin• University of Florida, Jacksonville• Duke University• University of Pennsylvania• Mayo Clinic• Roswell Park Cancer Institute• MD Anderson Cancer Center• Rush University
Expert Panel: European and Canadian Institutions (4)
Canada–Princess Margaret Cancer Centre–McGill University Health Centre
France– Institut Gustave Roussy
Netherlands–Netherlands Cancer Institute
Results
Consensus Recommendations
Essential Collaboration between Surgeon + Radiation Oncologist
Discuss resection margins of concern
Discuss potential resection of kidney, liver– If nephrectomy is planned:»Adequate contra-lateral renal function
should be documented»Minimize dose to contra-lateral kidney
– If partial liver resection is planned:»Minimize dose to remaining liver
Radiation Simulation
• Oral and IV contrast is optional
• Assessment of 4D motion (4D CT)–Strongly recommended for tumors above
iliac crest to define GTV4D
• Contour GTV on the planning CT –Register planning CT with diagnostic CT or
MR T1 contrast images if necessary
CTV DefinitionExpand GTV symmetrically by 1.5 cm
Edit CTV:• Bone: 0 mm• Bowel and Air Cavity: 5 mm• Renal and Hepatic interfaces: 2 mm• Skin Surface: 3-5 mm• If tumor extends through inguinal canal, add
3 cm distally (as per extremity STS)• If 4D CT is not performed, larger expansions
are necessary for upper abdominal tumors
PTV Definition
• Expand CTV by 5mm – If frequent volumetric soft tissue imaging
will be performed to confirm set-up accuracy (i.e. cone beam CT)
• Expand CTV by 9-12 mm – If no volumetric imaging is performed to
confirm set-up
Dose
5040 cGy
180 cGy fractions
5 ½ weeks
RPS Contours
GTVCTVPTV
RPS IMRT Graphic Plan
Iso-dose Levels
100% 70%95% 50%80% 30%
Dose-Painting Radiation Boost to High Risk Margins
CONCEPT:• Deliver boost dose
of RT to areas of tumor at risk for positive margins after resection
• Along posterior abdominal wall, pre-vertebral space, major vessels
High Risk Boost Volume
GTV
Dose-Painting Radiation Boost to High Risk Margins
• Efficacy is unproven
• Technique is under investigation
• May be considered, particularly on protocol–DeLaney Phase I/II Multi-Center Dose-
Painting Boost, Dose-Escalation Trial
Organ at Risk (OAR) Constraints
ORGAN CONSTRAINTLiver Mean Dose < 26 Gy
Stomach and Duodenum V45<100%, V50<50%, Max 56 Gy
Kidney: if one will be resected V18 < 15% remaining kidney
Kidney: if both will remain Mean dose < 15 Gy, V18 < 50%
Spinal Cord Max Dose 50 Gy
Small & Large Bowel (Bowel Bag) V45 < 195 cc
Rectum V50 < 50%
Testicles V3 < 50%, Max Dose < 18 Gy
Ovary Max Dose < 3 Gy
Femoral Head Max Dose < 50 Gy, V40 < 64%
Treatment Technique
• Intensity modulated radiation therapy (IMRT) preferred unless OAR constraints can be met with 3D-conformal technique
Conclusion
• Consensus guidelines were achieved and are recommended for use
–To establish uniformity of treatment
–Aid future efficacy and toxicity assessment
Thank You
• Tom DeLaney• Dian Wang• Charles Catton• Danny Indelicato• David Kirsch• Curt Deville• Cecile Le Pechoux
• Rick Haas• Ivy Petersen• Kilian May• David Roberge• Ashleigh Guadagnolo• Brian O’Sullivan• Ross Abrams