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Table 5 Studies on spinal stereotactic re-irradiation (SBRT/SRS) after conventional radiotherapy

From: Spinal radiosurgery - efficacy and safety after prior conventional radiotherapy

Author

Gerszten et al. 2007 [16]

Sahgal et al. 2009 [30]

Choi et al. 2010 [31]

Garg et al. 2011 [25]

No of patients

344/500*

39*

42

59

No. of lesions

≈344

37/60*

51

63

Tumour volume (cc)

    

Mean/median (range)

46/29 (0.2-264)

(n = 500*)

-/21 (0.4-177)

(n = 37)

-/10.3 (0.2-128.6)

67.1/51.2 (3.5-266)

SRS/SBRT

1 × 12.5-25 Gy (mean 20 Gy)

8-30 Gy (median 24 Gy)

10-30 Gy (median 20 Gy)

5 × 6 Gy

fractionation

 

1-5 fractions (median 3)

1-5 fractions (median 2)

3 × 9 Gy

Peripheral isodose

80%

60%

 

95%

Follow up (months)

21 (median)

(n = 500*)

7 (mean)

7 (mean)

17.6 (mean)

Local control

    

6 months

  

87%

 

12 months

 

96% (n = 31)

73%

76%

"long term"

88% (n = 294*)

   

Overall survival

-

   

Median (months)

 

21

  

6 months

  

81%

 

12 months

  

68%

76%

24 months

 

45%

  

Previous RT dose

10 × 3 Gy or

14 × 2.5 Gy

Median 36 Gy

14 fractions

Median 40 Gy

2 Gy dose equivalent

< 45 Gy

(subgroup analysis

</>35 Gy)

  1. Abbreviations: SRS = radiosurgery; SBRT = Stereotactic body radiotherapy; *cohort included patients with/without pre-irradiation