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Παρασκευή 25 Νοεμβρίου 2016

Internal and external generalizability of temporal dose–response relationships for xerostomia following IMRT for head and neck cancer

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Publication date: Available online 24 November 2016
Source:Radiotherapy and Oncology
Author(s): Maria Thor, Adepitan A. Owosho, Haley D. Clark, Jung Hun Oh, Nadeem Riaz, Allan Hovan, Jillian Tsai, Steven D. Thomas, Sae Hee K. Yom, Jonn S. Wu, Joseph M. Huryn, Vitali Moiseenko, Nancy Y. Lee, Cherry L. Estilo, Joseph O. Deasy
Background and purposeTo study internal and external generalizability of temporal dose–response relationships for xerostomia after intensity-modulated radiotherapy (IMRT) for head and neck cancer, and to investigate potential amendments of the QUANTEC guidelines.Material and methodsObjective xerostomia was assessed in 121 patients (nCohort1=55; nCohort2=66) treated to 70Gy@2Gy in 2006–2015. Univariate and multivariate analyses (UVA, MVA with 1000 bootstrap populations) were conducted in Cohort1, and generalizability of the best-performing MVA model was investigated in Cohort2 (performance: AUC, p-values, and Hosmer–Lemeshow p-values (pHL)). Ultimately and for clinical guidance, minimum mean dose thresholds to the contralateral and the ipsilateral parotid glands (Dmeancontra, Dmeanipsi) were estimated from the generated dose–response curves.ResultsThe observed xerostomia rate was 38%/47% (3months) and 19%/23% (11–12months) in Cohort1/Cohort2. Risk of xerostomia at 3months increased for higher Dmeancontra and Dmeanipsi (Cohort1: 0.17·Dmeancontra+0.11·Dmeanipsi-8.13; AUC=0.90±0.05; p=0.0002±0.002; pHL=0.22±0.23; Cohort2: AUC=0.81; p<0.0001; pHL=0.27). The identified minimum Dmeancontra thresholds were lower than in the QUANTEC guidelines (Cohort1/Cohort2: Dmeancontra=12/19Gy; Dmeancontra, Dmeanipsi=16, 25/20, 26Gy).ConclusionsIncreased Dmeancontra and Dmeanipsi explain short-term xerostomia following IMRT. Our results also suggest decreasing Dmeancontra to below 20Gy, while keeping Dmeanipsi to around 25Gy. Long-term xerostomia was less frequent, and no dose–response relationship was established for this follow-up time.



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