‼️ GROUQ-PCS 9
CRPC: ADT + enza vs ADT + Enza + SBRT to the conventionally (CT/MRI/bone scan) identified oligometastatic sites
Primary endpt: rPFS =
4.6 years in the SBRT group and 2.3 years in the ADT and Enza arm, HR 0.5 (0.28-0.88)
https://t.co/3caK0UG8vi
"Oligo"-no more! 🇨🇦ARREST phase I out now @IJROBP - @sueyom
➡️SABR to median=16 "poly"metastases in patients who had already exhausted multiple lines of systemic therapy
➡️4x dose levels (up to 6Gyx5).
➡️No safety signals, QoL maintained. https://t.co/ZIjhtg6RCJ Congrats! 👏👏
Prospective evidence to guide decision making on reirradiation is still scarce. So how are ongoing trials addressing the knowledge gaps?
Find it out in our systematic review of a clinical trials database 👇
https://t.co/gNWWzW61Hn
#radonc#OpenAccess
Is Prophylactic Pelvic Nodal Treatment Important in Radiation Therapy for Muscle Invasive Bladder Cancer?
Important Abstract Suggests that the Answer is NO!
EMPIRE-2 trial #ASTRO24 - impact of Ga68 PSMA and 18F-fluciclovine PET on #prostatecancer post-prostatectomy #radiotherapy volumes. Conclusion is that both PET tracers moderately altered volumes @ASTRO_org#radonc
Adriatic is the new Pacific as durva improves PFS and OS in LS-SCLC! So proud of my mentor Prof. Suresh Senan who lead this effort - lots to unpack here on PCI, RT schedule, and choice of platinum chemo #LCSM#RadOnc@drdavidpalma@bslotman@_ShankarSiva@DrewMoghanaki
Radical Prostatectomy Versus Stereotactic Radiotherapy for Clinically Localised Prostate Cancer: Results of the PACE-A Randomised Trial out in @EUplatinum
https://t.co/ln9jMk6uBr
The PACE-A trial is a phase 3⃣ randomized study comparing patient-reported outcomes between stereotactic body radiotherapy☢️ (SBRT) and prostatectomy in men with low- to intermediate-risk localized #ProstateCancer
It assessed health-related quality of life, focusing on urinary incontinence, bowel function, and sexual health two years after treatment.
Results showed that SBRT led to significantly less urinary incontinence and better sexual function, while prostatectomy resulted in better bowel scores.
However, SBRT was associated with slightly more bowel issues. These findings provide important insights for treatment decisions in localized prostate cancer.
@nickva1@royalmarsdenNHS@alison_tree
@DrTolan
@EmmaHall71
🚨International Variations in Adherence to Quality Metrics for Locoregional #ProstateCancer🚨
⭐️We queried the 10-country cohort in the @Movember TrueNTH Global Registry (n=62k)
👉Significant international variations in 4 quality metrics (see Fig):
1⃣ Surveillance for low-risk
2⃣ Timely treatment for unfav-risk
3⃣ No staging imaging for fav-risk
4⃣ Staging imaging for unfav-risk
🔗 https://t.co/dKmiGtZd2R
🙏Co-authors
Anissa V. Nguyen, MS
Mark S. Litwin, MD, MPH
@AmarUKishan
@RobertReiterMD
initial data from SUC-SARC032 trial presented by @DKirschMDPhD radiotherapy & surgery +/- pembrolizumab in patients with resectable stage III #sarcoma (UPS or LPS)
🔷2yr DFS 53% vs 70%
🔷no statistically significant difference in LRFS & DDFS
🔷OS data immature
#ASCO24
10 years of experience at the University Hospital of Liège in Belgium (2010-2020) demonstrates the importance of >110% hotspots in lung SBRT plans. #radonc https://t.co/uJP2s1ikIE
🔥🔥 Long-term outcomes from phase 2 SMART pancreas trial now in press 🔥🔥
➡️ 136 BRPC/LAPC pts, 50 Gy/5 fx on #MRidian
➡️ Median F/U 22.9 mo from dx, 14.2 mo from SMART
➡️ 2-yr OS 53.6% from dx, 40.5% from SMART
➡️ Grade 3+ late GI toxicity minimal
https://t.co/VKKIDntnFX
Hot off the press at @JCO_ASCO: prophylactic #radiotherapy for asymptomatic bone mets
RCT by @ErinGillespieMD et al:
✅decreased skeletal event with RT (1.6% vs 29%)
✅Improved OS
✅RCT
❌small sample, mostly single center, various tumors
Full paper: https://t.co/JKC3Q5IbKq
PACE-B 5-years results presented at #ASTRO23 by @nickva1
👉 excellent outcome of >95% biochemical control in SBRT
👉 no difference in long-term toxicity
STANDARD OF CARE for favourable intermediate risk prostate cancer
Two aussies 🇦🇺🦘 at the 🌏 stage #ASTRO23 👏🏽👏🏽
EMBARK study in #prostatecancer#pcsm demonstrates that patients with prior #radiotherapy benefit from enzalutamide +/- ADT in the high risk recurrent setting.
The vast majority of T1NO, ER/PR+, HER- breast cancers have excellent outcomes w/ adjuvant RT alone. The addition of endocrine therapy after RT doesn’t improve LC or survival…but it does add years of side effects and cost. Patients need to know RT-alone is an option.