Hemithoracic radiotherapy after surgery achieved durable control in pleural thymoma
After surgery and 14 Gy hemithoracic radiotherapy, five-year progression-free survival was 50.8% with only one grade 3 pneumonitis.
After surgery and 14 Gy hemithoracic radiotherapy, five-year progression-free survival was 50.8% with only one grade 3 pneumonitis.
Only three in-field solid malignancies occurred among 4,699 patients, while marrow-adjacent irradiation was associated with slightly more hematologic malignancies.
Week-three CBCT dose changes predicted head and neck adaptive radiotherapy benefit with AUC 0.78 versus 0.54 using volume changes.
Five-year PSA progression-free survival was 24.8% after two-fraction salvage HDR brachytherapy without androgen deprivation, despite low severe toxicity.
Reducing the PTV–temporal lobe overlap dose to 66 Gy lowered five-year radiographic temporal lobe injury from 36.2% to 23.2%.
Internal mammary node boost was associated with better disease-free survival only when MRI showed residual nodal disease after neoadjuvant therapy.
Lithium mouthwash reduced severe oral mucositis from 52.1% to 34.2% in a randomized phase II head and neck radiotherapy trial.
Yttrium-90 radioembolization achieved 67% objective response and 100% disease control in 12 patients with SDH-deficient GIST liver metastases.
Most multicenter salvage prostate radiotherapy plans met SPPORT and RADICALS-HD organ constraints, with smaller bladder volumes linked to more violations.
Smaller modular superficial brachytherapy applicators and sequential placement substantially improved dose uniformity, especially for beta-emitting sources.
All 78 deep learning-generated IMPT plans were clinically accepted, with comparable or lower organ doses than manual benchmark plans.
Prospective REQUITE data showed substantial pulmonary toxicity after lung radiotherapy, with several sex-specific differences in symptoms and recovery.
Gamma Knife and LINAC radiosurgery produced similarly high control and low new neurologic symptoms in 85 vestibular schwannoma patients.
Causal modeling estimated mandibular proton RBE at 1.61, 1.30 and 1.13 at 40, 50 and 60 GyRBE, respectively
Patients aged ≥75 years with CIRS-G ≥7 had median overall survival of 16 months after definitive chemoradiotherapy.