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In the management of the primary site in high risk neuroblastoma, is there a role for a cone-down to residual disease (boost), following treatment of the post-chemo, pre-surgical extent to 21.6 Gy?

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Radiation Oncology · Miami Cancer Institute

Patients who were enrolled in ANBL 0532 who received a 14.4 Gy boost to the primary site were compared with patients who received no boost enrolled on COG A3973. Five year CILP (cumulative incidence of local progression), EFS, and OS were the same between the two groups of patients. This was present...

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In the management of the primary site in high risk neuroblastoma, is there a role for a cone-down to residual disease (boost), following treatment of the post-chemo, pre-surgical extent to 21.6 Gy? | Mednet