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Table 4 Salvage outcomes of patients with IGN recurrence

From: Is elective inguinal radiotherapy necessary for locally advanced rectal adenocarcinoma invading anal canal?

No

Isolated IGN recurrence

Synchronously recurrent sites

Laterality of IGN recurrence

Time to IGN recurrence (months)

Survival after IGN recurrence (months)

Last status

1

Yes

 

Bilateral

8

120

NED

2

Yes

 

Unilateral

61

63

Dead*

3

Yes

 

Unilateral

20

61

AWD

4

No

Brain

Bilateral

29

5

DWD

5

No

LPN, PAN

Bilateral

30

21

DWD

6

No

LPN, PAN

Unilateral

28

22

DWD

7

No

PAN

Unilateral

19

11

DWD

8

No

Tumor bed, lung

Unilateral

36

20

DWD

9

No

LPN, PAN

Bilateral

10

11

DWD

10

No

LPN, seeding

Unilateral

105

8

DWD

  1. Abbreviations: IGN inguinal node, LPN lateral pelvic node, PAN para-aortic node, NED no evidence of disease, AWD alive with disease, DWD dead with disease.
  2. *IGN recurrence was successfully salvaged with concurrent CRT, but endometrial cancer developed 31 months after IGN recurrence that progressed to lung metastasis and peritoneal seeding causing death.
  3. Recurrence developed initially in the tumor bed at 93 months and non-isolated IGN recurrence occurred 1 year later.