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Table 1 Cyberknife® publications for primary treatment of prostate cancer

From: Long-term intra-fractional motion of the prostate using hydrogel spacer during Cyberknife® treatment for prostate cancer – a case report

Author

Dose scheme

No. of patients

Median follow-up (moths)

FFBF (in % by risk group)

Early toxicity in %

Late toxicity in %

Patients receiving ADT in %

low (l)

intermediate (i)

high (h)

GU

GI

GU

GI

G1

G2

G3

G1

G2

G3

G3

G3

 

Friedland et al. 2009[5]

7 and 7.25 Gy × 5

112

24

 

l,i,h: 97.3

       

0

1

19

Bolzicco et al. 2010[17]

7 Gy × 5

45

20

l,i:100

 

36

11

0

24

24

0

22

0

38

Freeman et al. 2011[18]

7 and 7.25 Gy × 5

41

60

92.7

     

*

  

25

0

0

Kang et al. 2011[19]

8,8.5, and 9 Gy × 4

44

40

100

100

90.8

n.A.

14

0

n.A.

9

0

0

0

87

King et al. 2012[20]

7.25 Gy × 5

67

32

94 (4-year)

        

3

0

0

McBride et al. 2012[21]

7.25 and 7.25 Gy × 5

45

44

97.7 (3-year)

  

59

19

0

31

7

0

2

5

0

Oliai et al. 2012[2]

7,7.25 and 7.5 Gy × 5

70

31

100

94.7

77.1

56

19

4

17

4

0

3

0

33

Katz et al. 2013[4]

7 and 7.25 Gy × 5

304

60

97.7 (3-year)

90.7

74.1

72-75

4-5

0

75-76

4

0

2

0

19

Chen et al. 2013[3]

7 and 7.25 Gy × 5

100

28

100

100

88

36

35

0

35

5

0

0

<1

11

King 2013[6], pooled date

7-7.25 Gy × 5

1100

36

95

83

78

        

14

  1. *Acute symptoms typically resolved within one month of treatment completation.
  2. FFBF: freedom from biochemical failure, GU: genitourinary, GI: gastrointestinal, G: Grade, ADT: androgen deprivation therapy.