Pattern of failure in IDH mutated, low grade glioma after radiotherapy – Implications for margin reduction

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•The pattern of failure for IDH mutated, grade 2 glioma is predominantly in – field.•Pattern this study comparable to historic data.•A lower percentage recurrences are covered by a 5 mm expansion the GTV. Low (LGG) group relatively slow growing primary brain neoplasms, chiefly occurring between 30 and 50 years age [[1]Forst D.A. Nahed B.V. Loeffler J.S. Batchelor T.T. Low-grade gliomas.Oncologist. 2014; 19: 403-413Crossref PubMed Scopus (93) Google Scholar]. With recent advances molecular genetics, it has been found that subtype better predictor prognosis than classical histology [2Eckel-Passow J.E. Lachance D.H. Molinaro A.M. Walsh K.M. Decker P.A. Sicotte H. et al.Glioma groups based on 1p/19q, IDH, TERT promoter mutations tumors.N Engl J Med. 2015; 372: 2499-2508Crossref (1001) Scholar, 3Gravendeel L.A.M. Kouwenhoven M.C.M. Gevaert O. de Rooi J.J. Stubbs A.P. 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Aaronson N.K. al.Cognitive radiological long-term follow-up.Lancet Neurol. 8: 810-818Abstract (452) Recent reduced GTV-CTV 10 (NRG BN005, NCT03180502) (EORTC 1635, NCT03763422). current working document Dutch Platform Radiotherapy Neuro-Oncology advises margin be used clinical care. However, these smaller not yet known. We sought assess safety CTV reduction using retrospective analysis historical treatments IDHmt 2011 RANO criteria progressive [[11]van Bent Wefel Schiff Jaeckle K. Junck al.Response assessment neuro-oncology (a report group): outcome gliomas.LancetOncol. 2011; 12: 583-593Scopus (333) reviewed charts all treated histologically confirmed 1-1-2007 31-12-2017 Erasmus MC. Of exhibiting progression, original planning CT, structure set, dose object were retrieved. In which known, sequenced archived material. Finally, number cases separate project [[12]Jaspers Mèndez Romero Hoogeman M.S. Wiggenraad R.G.J. M.J.B. al.Evaluation hippocampal normal tissue complication model prospective cohort patients—An within EORTC 22033 trial.Front 9Crossref (10) Scholar] progression follow-up. Data requested their treating centers. conducted according principles Declaration Helsinki (59th WMA General Assembly, Seoul, October 2008) accordance medical research regulations. protocol presented Medical Ethics Committee (MEC-2019-255) considered subject Research Involving Human Subjects Act. Resection defined as either biopsy only, complete resection (if no residual tumor mass reported imaging) partial present). Follow up MRI’s typically included at least T1 weighed pre- post-contrast, 2d T2 FLAIR images. All available reviewed. Type recurrence Response Assessment Neuro Oncology (RANO) enhancing (development new contrast lesion) non-enhancing (an increase 25% perpendicular diameter abnormalities without enhancement). date (PDRANO) first MRI fulfilled recurrence. Time (TTP) interval last RT fraction criteria. centers, customary confirm diagnosis multidisciplinary neuro-oncological board before next intervention started. “tumor-board disease” (PDtb). order avoid transient contrast-enhancing lesions being interpreted we sequential MRIs PDRANO until PDtb. Adjuvant started 3 months after completion progression. time rigidly matched CT MIM (MIM software, version 6.3.9, Cleveland, Ohio). recurrence, volume (rTV) area pathological enhancement series. areas hypo-attenuation exhibited preceding 12 months. volumes delineated AMR JJ (radiation oncologists), delineations approved MvdB (neurologist). A hypothetical (CTV5mm) generated creating GTV, limiting CTV. overlap rTV, CTV, CTV5mm 95% isodose calculated. Recurrence classified central (>95%), (>80–95%), edge (>20–80%), outside (?20%) Dose histograms (DVH) recurrences. distribution regards compared two-way ANOVA. Overall free assessed Kaplan-Meier analysis. Statistical done R (www.r-project.org) SPSS (IBM Corp., IBM Statistics Windows, Version 25.0.0.1, Armonk, New York). Between 1-5-2007 31-12-2017, 113 underwent glioma. diagnosed 56 patients. delineation could retrieved 49 35 positive found. Four additional fully documented added two final dataset comprised 39 IDHmG Patient characteristics summarized Table 1.Table 1Patient characteristics.Age (years)42.1(95% CI 39.1 –45.1)SexMale2666.6%Female1333.3%HemisphereRight1641.0%Left1948.7%Both410,3%LobeFrontal2256.4%Temporal512.8%Parietal410.3%Occipital410.3%Brainstem12.6%Overlapping lesion37.7%Resection statusBiopsy1128.2%Partial subtotal resection2359.0%Gross total resection410.3%Unknown12.6%1p/19q codeletionPresent1743.6%Absent1743.6%Undetermined512.8%Technique3DCT2564.1%IMRT1435.9%CTV margin10 mm1025.6%15 mm2974.4%CTV (cc)294(95% 252–336)Adjuvant chemotherapyNone3589.7%Temozolomide25.1%PCV25.1% Open table tab Mean 42.1 (95% 39.6–45.7). gross 4 (10%), 23 (59%), 11 (28%), unknown one patient (3%). 1p/19q deletion 17 (44%), absent (44%) undetermined (13%). Median surgery start 0.3 (range 0.2–12.0). 50.4 Gy 28 fractions (ICRU 50). Patients 3DCT (64%) IMRT (36%). 15 29 (74%), (26%). mean 294 cc 252–336). PTV (10%) chemotherapy. By median duration follow-up end 5.0 1.4–11.4). overall 5.6 1.3–11.4), 24 having died disease. TTP 2.8 0.6–9.3). 21 patients, 14 days 18 predated PDtb 0.5 0.1–3.0). intervals Fig. 1. At 34 developed (87%) five (13%) rTV 5.2 0.1–37.7). 32.8 2.4–140.3). 32 (82%), (8%), (2%) (8%). Almost (92%) line, three (8%) out-field. Based CTV5mm, would 26 (66%), (13%), (Fig. 2). difference clas significant (p = 0.005). See examples Owing recurrences, unable test whether class differs probability (88%) (40%, p 0.03, see Supplementary data 1). 98% (D98%) respect 48.4–54.4), 48.8 category 48.6–49.2), 44.1 14.7 1.5–34.4) (see 3).Fig. 3Two set superimposed GTV yellow, dark blue, red. light blue. pink. 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عنوان ژورنال: Radiotherapy and Oncology

سال: 2021

ISSN: ['1879-0887', '0167-8140']

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.radonc.2020.11.019