자궁경부암의 고선량율 강내 방사선치료 시 부작용을 줄이기 위한 적정 치료 자세의 연구 Study of Patient's Position to Reduce Late Complications in High Dose Rate Intracavitary Radiation of the Uterine Cervix Cancer원문보기
목적 : 방사선 방광염 및 방사선 직장염은 자궁경부암의 방사선 치료시에 흔히 문제가 되는 만성 부작용이다. 저자들은 자궁경부암의 자궁 강내 방사선치료시에 직장과 방광의 방사선량을 줄일 수 있는 환자의 치료자세를 규명하고자 하였다. 대상 및 방법 : 13예의 환자에서 환자의 방광과 직장에 도뇨관을 삽입한 후에 조영제로 팽대부를 팽대한다. tandem과 두 개의 ovoid를 삽입한 후에 쇄석위와 앙와위에서 semi- orthogonal로 AP, Lat 사진을 촬영한다. 사진에서 ICRU Report 38 권장을 약간 변경한 방법에 따라 방광과 직장의 대표점을 구하고 A point 의 방사선량이 400cGy일 때의 방광과 직장의 방사선량을 각 치료자세에서 구한다. 또한 cervical os 로부터 방광과 직장까지의 거리도 각각 계산한다. 결과 : 직장 방사선량의 평균은 쇄석위에서 240.7cGy 앙와위에서 278.3cGy였고 방광 방사선량의 평균은 쇄석위에서 303.5cGy 앙와위에서 255.8cGy 였다. 쇄석위의 직장선량이 앙와위의 직장선량보다 한계적으로 유의하게 낮았고, 쇄석위의 방광선량은 앙와위의 방광선량보다 유의하게 높았다. 자궁경부의 external os 로부터 직장까지의 평균거리는 쇄석위에서 35.2mm 앙와위에서 32.3mm 였고, 자궁경부의 external os 로부터 방광까지의 평균거리는 쇄석위에서 30.4 mm 앙와위에서 34.0mm 였다. 직장까지의 거리는 쇄석위의 경우가 앙와위보다 유의하게 멀었고, 방광까지의 거리는 쇄석위의 경우가 앙와위보다 유의하게 가까웠다. 결론 : 자궁경부암의 강내치료 시 쇄석위로 치료할 경우 직장선량을 줄일 수 있었고 앙와위로 치료할 경우 방광선량을 줄일 수 있었다.
목적 : 방사선 방광염 및 방사선 직장염은 자궁경부암의 방사선 치료시에 흔히 문제가 되는 만성 부작용이다. 저자들은 자궁경부암의 자궁 강내 방사선치료시에 직장과 방광의 방사선량을 줄일 수 있는 환자의 치료자세를 규명하고자 하였다. 대상 및 방법 : 13예의 환자에서 환자의 방광과 직장에 도뇨관을 삽입한 후에 조영제로 팽대부를 팽대한다. tandem과 두 개의 ovoid를 삽입한 후에 쇄석위와 앙와위에서 semi- orthogonal로 AP, Lat 사진을 촬영한다. 사진에서 ICRU Report 38 권장을 약간 변경한 방법에 따라 방광과 직장의 대표점을 구하고 A point 의 방사선량이 400cGy일 때의 방광과 직장의 방사선량을 각 치료자세에서 구한다. 또한 cervical os 로부터 방광과 직장까지의 거리도 각각 계산한다. 결과 : 직장 방사선량의 평균은 쇄석위에서 240.7cGy 앙와위에서 278.3cGy였고 방광 방사선량의 평균은 쇄석위에서 303.5cGy 앙와위에서 255.8cGy 였다. 쇄석위의 직장선량이 앙와위의 직장선량보다 한계적으로 유의하게 낮았고, 쇄석위의 방광선량은 앙와위의 방광선량보다 유의하게 높았다. 자궁경부의 external os 로부터 직장까지의 평균거리는 쇄석위에서 35.2mm 앙와위에서 32.3mm 였고, 자궁경부의 external os 로부터 방광까지의 평균거리는 쇄석위에서 30.4 mm 앙와위에서 34.0mm 였다. 직장까지의 거리는 쇄석위의 경우가 앙와위보다 유의하게 멀었고, 방광까지의 거리는 쇄석위의 경우가 앙와위보다 유의하게 가까웠다. 결론 : 자궁경부암의 강내치료 시 쇄석위로 치료할 경우 직장선량을 줄일 수 있었고 앙와위로 치료할 경우 방광선량을 줄일 수 있었다.
Purpose : Radiation proctitis and radiation cystitis are frequent and problematic late complications in patients treated with radiation for the uterine cervix cancer. Authors tried to find out the better patient's position in high dose rate intracavitary radiation to reduce the radiation dose of bla...
Purpose : Radiation proctitis and radiation cystitis are frequent and problematic late complications in patients treated with radiation for the uterine cervix cancer. Authors tried to find out the better patient's position in high dose rate intracavitary radiation to reduce the radiation dose of bladder and rectum. Materials and Methods : In 13 patients, Foley Catheters were inserted to patient's bladder and rectum and were ballooned with radioopaque dye. After insertion of a tandem and two ovoids, semi-orthogonal anteroposterior and lateral films were taken in both lithotomy and supine position. The rectal point and bladder point were defined according to the criteria recommended in the ICRU Report 38 with modification. Using these films, all patients' bladder and rectal dose were calculated in both positions (the radiation dose of A point was set to 400 cGy). And also, the distance of bladder and rectum from uterine cervical os was calculated in both positions. Results : The average radiation dose of rectum was 240.7 cGy in lithotomy position and 278.3 cGy in supine position, and the average radiation dose of bladder was 303.5 cGy in lithotomy position and 255.8 cGy in supine position. After the paired t-test, the radiation dose of rectum in lithotomy position was marginally significantly lower than that in supine position, while the radiation dose of bladder in lithotomy position was significantly higher than that in supine position. On the other hand, the average distance between rectum and cervical os was 35.2 mm in lithotomy position and 32.3 mm in supine position. and the average distance between bladder and cervical os was 30.4 mm in lithotomy position and 34.0 mm in supine position. After the paired t-test. the distance between rectum and cervical os in lithotomy position was significantly longer than that in supine position, while the distance between bladder and cervical os in lithotomy position was significantly shorter than that in supine position. Conclusion : The radiation dose of bladder can be reduced in supine position and the radiation dose of rectum can be reduced in lithotomy position, so we can choose appropriate position in each patient.
Purpose : Radiation proctitis and radiation cystitis are frequent and problematic late complications in patients treated with radiation for the uterine cervix cancer. Authors tried to find out the better patient's position in high dose rate intracavitary radiation to reduce the radiation dose of bladder and rectum. Materials and Methods : In 13 patients, Foley Catheters were inserted to patient's bladder and rectum and were ballooned with radioopaque dye. After insertion of a tandem and two ovoids, semi-orthogonal anteroposterior and lateral films were taken in both lithotomy and supine position. The rectal point and bladder point were defined according to the criteria recommended in the ICRU Report 38 with modification. Using these films, all patients' bladder and rectal dose were calculated in both positions (the radiation dose of A point was set to 400 cGy). And also, the distance of bladder and rectum from uterine cervical os was calculated in both positions. Results : The average radiation dose of rectum was 240.7 cGy in lithotomy position and 278.3 cGy in supine position, and the average radiation dose of bladder was 303.5 cGy in lithotomy position and 255.8 cGy in supine position. After the paired t-test, the radiation dose of rectum in lithotomy position was marginally significantly lower than that in supine position, while the radiation dose of bladder in lithotomy position was significantly higher than that in supine position. On the other hand, the average distance between rectum and cervical os was 35.2 mm in lithotomy position and 32.3 mm in supine position. and the average distance between bladder and cervical os was 30.4 mm in lithotomy position and 34.0 mm in supine position. After the paired t-test. the distance between rectum and cervical os in lithotomy position was significantly longer than that in supine position, while the distance between bladder and cervical os in lithotomy position was significantly shorter than that in supine position. Conclusion : The radiation dose of bladder can be reduced in supine position and the radiation dose of rectum can be reduced in lithotomy position, so we can choose appropriate position in each patient.
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