What dose and target volume do you use for neoadjuvant chemoRT in a patient with a locally advanced uterine/endometrial cancer involving parametria, cervix, and the uterine fundus (no side wall involvement) requiring downstage to be eligible for surgery?
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Radiation Oncology · Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center
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Presuming that this is an endometrioid cancer - I would start with RT +/- chemo. There is potential for there to be sufficient shrinkage to facilitate brachytherapy boost. I do appreciate the link Dr. @Dr. First Last published, and would consider doing SBRT with a neoadjuvant dose how we would as pe...
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Radiation Oncology · Varian Medical Systems/Allegheny health network
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This is our series and approach; Vargo et al., PMID 25218303.
A few points in this series did have interstitial brachytherapy with the goal of focusing more on areas where downsizing will make surgery feasible.
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