单独碳离子放疗与标准剂量光子辐射联合碳离子放疗增强治疗高级别胶质瘤:一项回顾性研究。
Carbon-ion radiotherapy alone vs. standard dose photon radiation with carbon-ion radiotherapy boost for high-grade gliomas: a retrospective study.
发表日期:2024 Jul 13
作者:
XiaoJun Li, YanShan Zhang, YanCheng Ye, SuQing Tian, TingChao Hu, HongYu Chai, TianE Zhang, Faxin Wen
来源:
Brain Structure & Function
摘要:
本研究旨在比较单独接受碳离子放射治疗 (CIRT) 或作为光子辐射后增强策略 (photon CIRTboost) 的原发性高级别胶质瘤 (HGG) 患者的生存结果和副作用。 三十四 (34) 2020.03-2023.08武威肿瘤医院经组织学确诊的HGG并接受单独CIRT或Photon CIRTboost联合替莫唑胺治疗的患者
This study aimed to compare the survival outcome and side effects in patients with primary high-grade glioma (HGG) who received carbon ion radiotherapy (CIRT) alone or as a boost strategy after photon radiation (photon + CIRTboost).Thirty-four (34) patients with histologically confirmed HGG and received CIRT alone or Photon + CIRTboost, with concurrent temozolomide between 2020.03-2023.08 in Wuwei Cancer Hospital & Institute, China were retrospectively reviewed. Overall survival (OS), progression-free survival (PFS), and acute and late toxicities were analyzed and compared.Eight WHO grade 3 and 26 grade 4 patients were included in the analysis. The median PFS in the CIRT alone and Photon + CIRTboost groups were 15 and 19 months respectively for all HGG cases, and 15 and 17.5 months respectively for grade 4 cases. The median OS in the CIRT alone and Photon + CIRTboost groups were 28 and 31 months respectively for all HGG cases, and 21 and 19 months respectively for grade 4 cases. No significant difference in these survival outcomes was observed between the CIRT alone and Photon + CIRTboost groups. Only grade 1 acute toxicities were observed in CIRT alone and Photon + CIRTboost groups. CIRT alone group had a significantly lower ratio of acute toxicities compared to Photon + CIRTboost (3/18 vs. 9/16, p = 0.03). No significant difference in late toxicities was observed.Both CIRT alone and Photon + CIRTboost with concurrent temozolomide are safe, without significant differences in PFS and OS in HGG patients. It is meaningful to explore whether dose escalation of CIRTboost might improve survival outcomes of HGG patients in future randomized trials.© 2024. The Author(s).