OSTEO produced reproducible plan review for osteoarthritis low-dose radiotherapy
A five-point framework standardized knee osteoarthritis LDRT plan assessment, with high agreement among four radiation oncologists.
A five-point framework standardized knee osteoarthritis LDRT plan assessment, with high agreement among four radiation oncologists.
In one rapidly enlarging cranial Masson’s tumor, 54 Gy in 27 fractions halted growth and enabled subsequent necrosectomy.
Large cystic Koos III–IV vestibular schwannomas showed greater early shrinkage after SRS, with 100% local control in 15 cystic cases.
IBTVG experts defined reproducible CT-based GTV, CTV and PTV concepts for common tendinitis and bursitis sites treated with low-dose radiotherapy.
Across 12 retrospective studies, radiotherapy achieved 67–100% fistula-control rates, often with cumulative doses of only a few gray.
Only three in-field solid malignancies occurred among 4,699 patients, while marrow-adjacent irradiation was associated with slightly more hematologic malignancies.
Gamma Knife and LINAC radiosurgery produced similarly high control and low new neurologic symptoms in 85 vestibular schwannoma patients.
Protons, SRS and IMRT produced 98% overall local control without grade 3–5 toxicity in 54 paragangliomas.
A single 7 Gy fraction delivered 20–28 hours before hip arthroplasty produced similar heterotopic ossification rates to postoperative diclofenac.
Range of motion improved by nearly 29° after revision arthroplasty preceded by 8 Gy, with parallel improvements in pain and function.
Low-dose radiotherapy produced sustained pain, function and quality-of-life improvement after conservative treatment and shock-wave therapy had failed.