Living ESTRO/OligoCare review maps safety signals for SRT with modern systemic therapy
Across 7,694 patients, most SRT–systemic therapy combinations appeared tolerable, but BRAF/MEK inhibitors, T-DM1 and liver SRT showed caution signals.
Across 7,694 patients, most SRT–systemic therapy combinations appeared tolerable, but BRAF/MEK inhibitors, T-DM1 and liver SRT showed caution signals.
Only 21% started PORT within 42 days after laryngectomy, while each additional week of delay was associated with 3.7% higher mortality.
Each one-point increase in baseline IPSS independently increased the odds of late grade ≥2 GU toxicity by 11%.
A 1.5–3.0 mm foam elevation reduced marker contouring time by 30–37% while keeping average positional error near 1 mm.
In eight previously irradiated patients, CIRT achieved 71% one-year local control and 75% survival, with grade ≥3 toxicity in 25%.
Modern LA-NSCLC RT is shifting toward selective escalation, de-escalation and organ sparing, increasingly guided by patient risk and tumor biology.
A 3-mm grid cut Monaco calculation time about threefold but altered target, conformity and dose-falloff metrics despite similar gamma QA.
SABR achieved 92.5% one-year local control in oligometastatic breast cancer, while pooled randomized evidence did not definitively establish a PFS benefit.
After propensity matching, five-year PSA recurrence-free survival was 94.5% with 36.25 Gy versus 93.2% with 40 Gy.
After a national audit triggered pathway redesign, severe late GI toxicity after prostate EBRT fell from 16% to 7.5%.
After matching 530 patients, CTV omission preserved survival and recurrence patterns while substantially reducing pneumonitis and esophagitis.
ITV underdosage occurred in 21% of distal esophageal IMPT patients, yet no GTV underdosage occurred and tumor response was unchanged.
UTE-MRI-derived synthetic CT produced <1% target-dose differences and a 95.4% gamma pass rate at 2%/2 mm.
MRI-based nnU-Net segmentation achieved Dice scores ≥0.90 and reduced clinical contouring workflow time by more than 50%.
One-year survival was 83% after ctDNA clearance versus 21% when ctDNA increased after RT during immune checkpoint inhibition.