Carbon-ion radiotherapy achieved 91% two-year local control in limited-stage SCLC
In 39 patients, carbon-ion RT achieved 91.2% two-year local control without grade ≥3 acute radiation-associated toxicity.
In 39 patients, carbon-ion RT achieved 91.2% two-year local control without grade ≥3 acute radiation-associated toxicity.
After matching 530 patients, CTV omission preserved survival and recurrence patterns while substantially reducing pneumonitis and esophagitis.
VMAT-based PCI spared additional memory-network structures while maintaining whole-brain coverage in two patients with limited-stage SCLC.
Stage I SCLC survival was similar whether SBRT preceded chemotherapy or was delivered after chemotherapy had started.
ELCC 2026 highlighted growing integration of SBRT and thoracic radiotherapy with targeted therapy, immunotherapy and biomarker-guided treatment selection.
After propensity matching, SRT did not improve survival over WBRT, while adding a boost showed a non-robust intracranial control signal.
Among patients under 70, twice-daily chemoradiotherapy was associated with 36.0 versus 22.2 months median survival, without higher acute toxicity.
TREASURE found no survival benefit and higher serious toxicity with thoracic radiotherapy added to atezolizumab maintenance.