유방암의 방사선치료에서 방사선학적 지표에 따른 폐 및 심장의 부작용 확률 Probabilities of Pulmonary and Cardiac Complications and Radiographic Parameters in Breast Cancer Radiotherapy원문보기
목 적: 정상 장기의 부작용 확률(normal tissue complication probability, NTCP) 모델을 이용하여, 중심폐거리(central lung distance, CLD)와 최대심장거리(maximal heart distance)와 같은 이차원 방사선치료의 방사선학적 지표들과 삼차원 입체조형방사선치료의 부작용확률 사이의 관계를 평가해 보고자 하였다. 대상 및 방법: 2006년 11월부터 2007년 8월까지 서울아산병원에서 유방암으로 진단받고 수술 후 방사선치료를 시행 받은 110명을 무작위로 추출하여 분석하였다. 방사선치료는 2문 빗면 조사법, 3문 조사법, Reverse Hockey Stick법을 사용하였고, 유방 및 흉벽에는 5,040 cGy/28회, 쇄골 상부에는 4,500 cGy/25회로 조사하였고, 유방보존술을 시행한 경우에는 원발 병소에 1,000 cGy/4회의 추가치료를 하였다. 모든 환자에서 전산화단층촬영모의치료를 시행하였고, Eclipse Planning System을 사용하여 선량 계산을 시행 후 폐와 심장의 선량 부피 곡선(dose volumehistogram, DVH)을 추출하였다. 추출된 DVH를 사용하여 modified Lymam model과 relative seriality model을 통해 NTCP를 계산하고 분석하였다. 결 과: 전체 환자의 방사선 폐렴과 심장 사망의 NTCP 값은 각각 0.5%, 0.7%로 낮은 수치를 보였다. 방사선 폐렴의 NTCP는 2문 조사법과 3문 조사법에 비해 Reverse Hockey Stick 법에서 높았다(0%, 0%, 3.1%, p<0.001). 방사선 폐렴의 NTCP 값은 중심폐거리가 커질수록 증가하였고, 심장 사망의 NTCP는 최대심장거리가 커질수록 증가하였다($R^2=0.808$). 결 론: 이차원 방사선치료의 방사선학적 지표들과 삼차원 입체조형방사선치료의 NTCP 값 사이에는 밀접한 관계가 있다. 이러한 연관성을 통해 과거의 부작용학률에 대한 자료들을 이차원 방사선치료의 방사선학적 지표들을 이용하여 NTCP 모델의 관점에서 재분석하는데 유용할 것으로 생각된다.
목 적: 정상 장기의 부작용 확률(normal tissue complication probability, NTCP) 모델을 이용하여, 중심폐거리(central lung distance, CLD)와 최대심장거리(maximal heart distance)와 같은 이차원 방사선치료의 방사선학적 지표들과 삼차원 입체조형방사선치료의 부작용확률 사이의 관계를 평가해 보고자 하였다. 대상 및 방법: 2006년 11월부터 2007년 8월까지 서울아산병원에서 유방암으로 진단받고 수술 후 방사선치료를 시행 받은 110명을 무작위로 추출하여 분석하였다. 방사선치료는 2문 빗면 조사법, 3문 조사법, Reverse Hockey Stick법을 사용하였고, 유방 및 흉벽에는 5,040 cGy/28회, 쇄골 상부에는 4,500 cGy/25회로 조사하였고, 유방보존술을 시행한 경우에는 원발 병소에 1,000 cGy/4회의 추가치료를 하였다. 모든 환자에서 전산화단층촬영모의치료를 시행하였고, Eclipse Planning System을 사용하여 선량 계산을 시행 후 폐와 심장의 선량 부피 곡선(dose volume histogram, DVH)을 추출하였다. 추출된 DVH를 사용하여 modified Lymam model과 relative seriality model을 통해 NTCP를 계산하고 분석하였다. 결 과: 전체 환자의 방사선 폐렴과 심장 사망의 NTCP 값은 각각 0.5%, 0.7%로 낮은 수치를 보였다. 방사선 폐렴의 NTCP는 2문 조사법과 3문 조사법에 비해 Reverse Hockey Stick 법에서 높았다(0%, 0%, 3.1%, p<0.001). 방사선 폐렴의 NTCP 값은 중심폐거리가 커질수록 증가하였고, 심장 사망의 NTCP는 최대심장거리가 커질수록 증가하였다($R^2=0.808$). 결 론: 이차원 방사선치료의 방사선학적 지표들과 삼차원 입체조형방사선치료의 NTCP 값 사이에는 밀접한 관계가 있다. 이러한 연관성을 통해 과거의 부작용학률에 대한 자료들을 이차원 방사선치료의 방사선학적 지표들을 이용하여 NTCP 모델의 관점에서 재분석하는데 유용할 것으로 생각된다.
Purpose: To evaluate the relationship between the normal tissue complication probability (NTCP) of 3-dimensional (3-D) radiotherapy and the radiographic parameters of 2-dimensional (2-D) radiotherapy such as central lung distance (CLD) and maximal heart distance (MHD). Materials and Methods: We anal...
Purpose: To evaluate the relationship between the normal tissue complication probability (NTCP) of 3-dimensional (3-D) radiotherapy and the radiographic parameters of 2-dimensional (2-D) radiotherapy such as central lung distance (CLD) and maximal heart distance (MHD). Materials and Methods: We analyzed 110 patients who were treated with postoperative radiotherapy for breast cancer. A two-field tangential technique, a three-field technique, and the reverse hockey stick method were used. The radiation dose administered to whole breast or the chest wall was 50.4 Gy, whereas a 45 Gy was administered to the supraclavicular field. The NTCPs of the heart and lung were calculated by the modified Lyman model and the relative seriality model. Results: For all patients, the NTCPs of radiation-induced pneumonitis and cardiac mortality were 0.5% and 0.7%, respectively. The NTCP of radiation-induced pneumonitis was higher in patients treated with the reverse hockey stick method than in those treated by other two techniques (0.0%, 0.0%, 3.1%, p<0.001). The NTCP of radiation-induced pneumonitis increased with CLD. The NTCP of cardiac mortality increased with MHD ($R^2=0.808$). Conclusion: We found a close correlation between the NTCP of 3-D radiotherapy and 2-D radiographic parameters. Our results are useful to reanalyze the previous 2-D based clinical reports about breast radiation therapy complications as a viewpoint of NTCP.
Purpose: To evaluate the relationship between the normal tissue complication probability (NTCP) of 3-dimensional (3-D) radiotherapy and the radiographic parameters of 2-dimensional (2-D) radiotherapy such as central lung distance (CLD) and maximal heart distance (MHD). Materials and Methods: We analyzed 110 patients who were treated with postoperative radiotherapy for breast cancer. A two-field tangential technique, a three-field technique, and the reverse hockey stick method were used. The radiation dose administered to whole breast or the chest wall was 50.4 Gy, whereas a 45 Gy was administered to the supraclavicular field. The NTCPs of the heart and lung were calculated by the modified Lyman model and the relative seriality model. Results: For all patients, the NTCPs of radiation-induced pneumonitis and cardiac mortality were 0.5% and 0.7%, respectively. The NTCP of radiation-induced pneumonitis was higher in patients treated with the reverse hockey stick method than in those treated by other two techniques (0.0%, 0.0%, 3.1%, p<0.001). The NTCP of radiation-induced pneumonitis increased with CLD. The NTCP of cardiac mortality increased with MHD ($R^2=0.808$). Conclusion: We found a close correlation between the NTCP of 3-D radiotherapy and 2-D radiographic parameters. Our results are useful to reanalyze the previous 2-D based clinical reports about breast radiation therapy complications as a viewpoint of NTCP.
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제안 방법
1% in the reverse hockey stick method. Considering the ipsilateral lung as a single organ, the mean NTCPs of radiation-induced pneumonitis were 0.1%, 4.5%, and 6.4% for the 2-field, 3-field, and reverse hockey stick methods, respectively. There was a statistically significant difference in the NTCP between the radiation techniques (p＜0.
37%). However, in this study, the reverse hockey stick method treatment was done by 2-D simulation and the lung dose was evaluated not for the treatment but for this investigation. So, the high NTCP values of the reverse hockey stick method in this study, may be biased by the inappropriate dose prescription of 2-D RT.
Because we did not analyze the actual clinical data of complications, it is difficult to apply our results directly to the clinic. However, our main purpose of this study was to use the relationship between the NTCP and radiographic parameters to reanalyze old studies without full 3-D dose distributions. Therefore, our results are useful to reanalyze the previous 2-D-based clinical reports about breast RT complications as a viewpoint of the NTCP.
The purpose of this study was to analyze the relationship between the NTCP values of 3-D RT and radiographic parameters, such as the CLD and MHD of 2-D imaging, using several RT techniques.
However, our main purpose of this study was to use the relationship between the NTCP and radiographic parameters to reanalyze old studies without full 3-D dose distributions. Therefore, our results are useful to reanalyze the previous 2-D-based clinical reports about breast RT complications as a viewpoint of the NTCP.
대상 데이터
Twenty left-sided breast cancer patients, using the two-field (n=10) or three-field technique (n=10), were randomly selected from the group of 110 patients. We performed 2 virtual simulations for each patient (2 cm and 3 cm of the CLD).
이론/모형
2. Dose volume histogram (DVH) of a breast cancer patient and the modified Lyman model and relative seriality model.
RT was performed using the two-field standard tangential technique (n=47), three-field technique (n=47), or reverse hockey stick technique (n=16). All of the patients treated with the two-field technique received breast-conserving surgery.
성능/효과
7%. According to the radiation technique, the mean NTCPs of cardiac mortality were 0.0%, 0.7%, and 1.3% in the 2-field, 3-field, and reverse hockey stick methods, respectively (p=0.13) (Table 1).
In conclusion, we found a close correlation between the calculated NTCP of 3-D RT and 2-D parameters (CLD and MHD). Because we did not analyze the actual clinical data of complications, it is difficult to apply our results directly to the clinic.
후속연구
In contrast, we can use long-term follow-up data to estimate the probability of late complications based on simple radiographic parameters, such as the central lung distance (CLD) and the maximal heart distance (MHD). For the clinical application of an NTCP model in breast cancer RT, we ultimately plan to combine the clinical data of 2-dimensional (2-D) RT and the NTCP values from 3-D modeling. Before studying clinical data, it is essential to evaluate the relationship between the NTCP values and radiographic parameters from 2-D planning.
Nevertheless, our method for estimating the NTCP from the MHD may help to reanalyze the previous clinical reports about cardiac mortality. If we re-evaluate the cardiac events and the MHD of the individual patients in the 2-D based clinical reports, we would better understand the adverse cardiac effects of breast RT.
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