Adjuvant radiotherapy added no survival benefit in modern melanoma treatment
Adjuvant radiotherapy did not improve recurrence-free or overall survival, but concurrent systemic therapy did not increase radiotherapy-related toxicity.
Adjuvant radiotherapy did not improve recurrence-free or overall survival, but concurrent systemic therapy did not increase radiotherapy-related toxicity.
Patients reported greater symptom burden than clinicians in 84% of matched domains, with the largest gaps in psychological and less visible symptoms.
CBCT detected breast edema in 37.1% during 26 Gy in five fractions, usually immediately after the first treatment.
Patients >70 receiving 66 Gy with daily low-dose cisplatin had survival and severe toxicity similar to younger patients in this retrospective cohort.
Maximum cardiac avoidance area dose below 43.5 Gy was associated with longer median survival after curative-intent oesophageal radiotherapy.
In de novo metastatic HNSCC, locoregional radiotherapy and first-line immunotherapy were independently associated with longer overall survival.
Ten years after radiotherapy, 35% of long-term head and neck cancer survivors had trismus with persistently worse quality of life.
Median restenosis-free interval increased from 96 to 350 days after intravascular brachytherapy for repeatedly recurrent coronary in-stent restenosis.
Patients aged ≥70 had similar recurrence outcomes after definitive chemoradiotherapy despite inferior overall survival and greater competing mortality.
IBTVG experts defined reproducible CT-based GTV, CTV and PTV concepts for common tendinitis and bursitis sites treated with low-dose radiotherapy.
A decade after the previous IAEA survey, access to modern paediatric radiotherapy improved, but substantial technology, imaging and workforce disparities remain.
Random forest reached external AUC 0.769 for 12-month radiation-induced hypothyroidism, but calibration and clinical utility weakened outside the development center.
Among 26 patients receiving whole-breast irradiation after perioperative brachytherapy, 5-year local-relapse-free survival was 100% with no grade ≥3 toxicity.
Metabolic syndrome affected 18.8% of Wilms tumor survivors versus 7.3% of matched controls, with abdominal radiotherapy emerging as an important risk factor.
Cardiovascular events occurred in 59% after definitive lung chemoradiotherapy, while higher heart V20 and V30 independently tracked with greater event risk.