Extracranial Oligometastases


Study

Year

Number of patients

Primary site

Treated site

Dose

Local control

Overall survival

Toxicity

Casamassima

2012

48

Multiple

Adrenal

Most common 36 Gy/3 fractions

90 % (2 years)

40 % (1 year); 15 % (2 years)

No gr3

Scorsetti

2012

34

Multiple (most NSCLC)

Adrenal

Median 40 Gy/5 fractions

32 % (2 years)

MS 22 months

No gr3

Oshiro

2011

19

NSCLC

Adrenal

Median 45 Gy/10 fractions

68 % response rate

33 % (2 years)

No gr3

Holy

2011

18

NSCLC

Adrenal

20–40 Gy/5 fractions

77 % (2 years)

MS 23 months

No gr3

Torok

2011

 7

Multiple (most lung)

Adrenal

16 Gy/1 fraction or 27 Gy/3 fractions

63 % (1 year)

MS 8 months

NR

Chawla

2009

14

Multiple (most lung)

Adrenal

16 Gy/4 fractions to 50 Gy/10 fractions

55 % (1 year); 27 % (2 years)

44 % (1 year); 25 % (2 years)

No gr3

Jereczek-Fossa

2014

69

Multiple

Lymph Node (Single)

Median 24 Gy/3 fractions

81 % (1 year); 64 % (3 years)

50 % (3 years)

3 % acute gr3; 1 % late gr4

Choi

2009

30

Uterus

Lymph Node (single)

33–45 Gy/3fx

67 % (4 years)

50 % (4 years)

3 % late gr 3–4

Kim

2009

 7

Gastric

Lymph Node

Median 48 Gy/3 fractions

29 % (3 years PFS)

43 % (3 years)

No gr3


NSCLC non-small-cell lung cancer , MS medial survival, NR not reported




Table 12.2
Summary of experience with SBRT for treatment of oligometastatic disease to lung or liver














































































































































































Study

Year

Number of patients

Primary site

Treated site

Dose

Local control

Overall survival

Toxicity

Navarria

2014

 76

Multiple

Lung

48 Gy/4 fractions (peripheral); 60 Gy/8 fractions (central); 60 Gy/3 fractions (peripheral <2 cm)

89 % (2 years and 3 years)

73 % (2 years); 73 % (3 years)

No gr3

Ricardi

2012

 61

Multiple

Lung

26 Gy/1 fraction; 45 Gy/3 fractions; or 36 Gy/4 fractions

89 % (2 years); 83 % (3 years)

66 % (2 years); 52 % (3 years)

2 % gr3 pneumonitis

McCammon

2009

141

Multiple

Lung

Most 60 Gy/3 fractions

100 % (1 year); 89 % (3 years) if ≥60 Gy

NR

5 % gr3; 1 % gr4

Rusthoven

2009(a)

 38

Multiple

Lung

48–60 Gy/3fx

100 % (1 year); 96 % (2 years)

39 % (2 years)

8 % gr3

Norihisa

2008

34

Multiple

Lung

48 Gy/4 fractions or 60 Gy/5 fractions

84 % (2 years)

90 % (2 years)

3 % gr3

Okunieff

2006

50

Multiple

Lung

50 Gy/10 fractions

85 % (3 years)

71 % (1 year); 255 (3 years)

2 % gr3

Chang

2011

65

Colorectal

Liver

Median 41.7 Gy/6 fractions

67 % (1 year), 55 % 92 years)

72 % (1 year), 38 % (2 years)

3 % acute gr3; 6 % late gr3

Rule

2011

27

Multiple

Liver

30 Gy/3 fractions; 50 Gy/5 fractions; or 60 Gy/5 fractions

100 % (3 years, 60 Gy)

50 %/67 %/56 % (2 years for 30 Gy/50 Gy/60 Gy)

4 % gr3

van der Pool

2010

20

Colorectal

Liver

37.5 Gy/3 fractions

74 % (2 years)

83 % (2 years)

10 % gr3

Goodman

2010

26

Multiple

Liver

18, 22, 26, or 30 Gy/1 fraction

77 % (1 year)

50 % (2 years)

No gr3

Rusthoven

2009

47

Multiple

Liver

Most 60 Gy/3 fractions

95 % 91 years), 92 % (2 years)

30 % (2 years)

2 % gr3

Lee

2009

68

Multiple

Liver

24 Gy/6 fractions

71 % (1 year)

47 % (18 months)

9 % acute gr3, 1 % acute gr4; 1 death from bowel obstruction

Katz

2007

60

Multiple

Liver

50 Gy/5 fractions

76 % (10 months), 57 % (20 months)

MS 14.5 months

No gr3

Kavanagh

2006

36

Multiple

Liver

60 Gy/3 fractions

93 % (18 months)

NR

6 % gr3

Mendez Romero

2006

17

Multiple (most colorectal)

Liver

37.5 Gy/3 fractions

100 % (1 year), 86 % (2 years)

85 % (1 year), 62 % (2 years)

12 % gr3 acute, 4 % gr3 late


MS medial survival, NR not reported



  • The majority of local recurrences occur within the first 2 years.


  • Although the majority of patients will have disease progression after ablation of oligometastatic disease, SBRT can serve to delay progression and postpone the need for additional systemic therapy (Table 12.3).


    Table 12.3
    Summary of experience with SBRT to mixed oligometastatic sites












































































































    Study

    Year

    Number of patients

    Primary site

    Treated site

    Dose

    Local control

    Overall survival

    Toxicity

    Comito

    2014

    82

    Colorectal

    Multiple

    48–75 Gy/3–4 fractions

    80 % (2 years); 75 % (3 years)

    65 % (2 years); 43 % (3 years)

    No gr3

    Jereczek-Fossa

    2013

    95

    Multiple

    Multiple

    Median 24 Gy/3fx

    67 % (3 years)

    31 % (3 years)
     

    Sole

    2013

    42

    Multiple

    Multiple

    Median 39 Gy/3fx

    92 % (1 year), 86 % (2 years)

    84 % 91 years), 63 % (2 years)

    14 % gr2 or higher

    Bae

    2012

    41

    Colorectal

    Multiple

    Median 48 Gy/3 fractions

    64 % (3 years); 57 % (5 years)

    60 % (3 years); 38 % (5 years)

    No acute gr3; 7 % late gr3

    Salama

    2012

    61

    Multiple

    Multiple

    Increasing 24–48 Gy/3 fractions

    67 % (2 years), 88 % if dose ≥30 Gy

    81 % (1 year), 57 % (2 years)

    3 % acute gr3, 10 % late gr3

    Milano

    2012

    121

    Multiple

    Multiple

    Median 50 Gy/10 fractions

    74 %/87 % (2 years non-breast/ breast); 65 %/87 % (6 years non-breast/breast)

    39 %/74 % (2 years non-breast/ breast); 9 %/47 % (6 years non-breast/breast)

    1 % gr3

    Greco

    2011

    103

    Multiple

    Multiple

    18–24 Gy/1 fraction

    64 % (18 months); 82 % (18 months, dose 24 Gy)

    NR

    1 % acute gr3, 3 % late gr3

    Kang

    2011

    59

    Colorectal

    Multiple

    36–51 Gy/3 fractions

    19 % (5 years)

    29 % (5 years)

    3 % gr4

    Inoue

    2010

    44

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