SABR controls oligometastatic breast lesions well, but systemic benefit remains uncertain
SABR achieved 92.5% one-year local control in oligometastatic breast cancer, while pooled randomized evidence did not definitively establish a PFS benefit.
SABR achieved 92.5% one-year local control in oligometastatic breast cancer, while pooled randomized evidence did not definitively establish a PFS benefit.
SBRT can provide high local control in selected oligometastatic pancreatic cancer, but randomized survival evidence and patient-selection criteria remain limited.
Durvalumab, tremelimumab and SBRT produced 72.7% six-month progression-free survival in 33 patients with oligometastatic HNSCC.
Longer survival after metastasis-directed therapy is creating unmet physical, psychological and functional needs that conventional surveillance pathways may not adequately address.
Two-year local control reached 88%, but median progression-free survival was 5.8 months and systemic treatment changed after 4.4 months.