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What SBRT dose do you recommend for an oligomet of the lung from prostate ca?

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Radiation Oncology · Michigan Healthcare Professionals, PC
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No reason not to go with standard >100 BED approaches (54/3, 48-50/4, 50/5, 60/8), as we don't necessarily have prospective data for prostate cancer specifically.

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Radiation Oncology · Karmanos Cancer Institute - McLaren Proton Therapy Center
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8 Gray x 5 fractions is my usual SBRT approach to an intact prostate primary, and the published series out of UCLA and elsewhere show >90% control rates. The same dose is very tolerable in the lung unless ultra central. I would try to get the ITV dose up to 50 Gy+, but not necessarily the whole PTV....

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