| Outcome and prognostic factors in orbital lymphoma |
Martinet9
|
2003 |
90 |
Moderate to low-dose RT (<34 Gy) alone controls primary orbital lymphoma with low morbidity |
| Abstract: Outcomes and prognostic factors in primary intraocular lymphoma |
Mak10
|
2007 |
20 |
5-year overall, disease free survival, and local control rates of 55,39,72%. high rate of CNS recurrence (51% at 5-years). Vitreous involvement=worse prognosis. CNS prophylaxis and more aggressive therapies need to be considered |
| Radiotherapy in the treatment of mucosal melanoma of the upper aerodisgestive tract |
Mirimanoff11
|
2006 |
74 |
Local control at 3 years- 57% with surgery and 71% after surgery and RT |
| Treatment results of 165 pediatric patients with non-metastatic nasopharyngeal carcinoma |
Ozyar12
|
2006 |
165 |
5-year overall survival 77.4%, disease free-68.8%. Combined RT and chemotherapy was optimal treatment |
| Outcome and prognostic factors in olfactory neuroblastoma |
Ozsahin13
|
2010 |
77 |
5 year survival: overall- 64%, disease free- 57, locoregional-62, local control- 70. Surgery and post-op RT (>53Gy) had best outcome. Concomitant chemo+/−higher dose RT should be prospectively investigated |
| Primary mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue lymphoma of the salivary glands |
Anacak14
|
2010 |
63 |
5 year disease free, disease specific, and overall survival- 54.4,93.2,81.7%. Recurrences may occur in up to 35% of patients at 5 years, survival not affected. RT only modality that improved disease- free survival |
