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. 2015 Jun;35(3):162–172.

Table IV.

Previous studies on complications and survival outcome in patients with salvage surgery after chemoradiotherapy for squamous cell carcinoma of the hypopharynx and larynx.

Authors Year N Site Comp Fistula LR OS DSS Remarks
Stoeckli 7 2000 36 L 28% 14% 63% (5 y) RT and CRT
Stoeckli 7 2000 9 H 40% 11% 20% (5 y) RT and CRT
Leon 14 2001 28 L 21% 17% 57% (5 y) endoresection
Weber 35 2003 75 L ~59% ~30% 74% (2 y) 69-71% (2 y)
Ganly 26 2005 38 L 53% 32%
Clark 13 2006 138 L/H 70%
(salvage)
31% 31% (5 y)
(salvage)
PT: none, RT, CRT
Fung 20 2007 14 L 29% Interposition graft.
ngopharyngectomy defects
Furuta 44 2008 34 L 47% wound 24%
Gil 5 2009 18 L 39% PL/TL, RT and CRT
Patel 6 2009 17 L 24% CRT or RT?
Relic 45 2009 16 L/H 73% 38% (3 y) 1 PL
Tsou 8 2010 48 H 58%
Paleri* 46 2011 >350 L 87% (2 y) 83% (3 y) 91% (2 y) RT and CRT, PL
vd Putten 15 2011 120 L 70% (5 y)
79% (5 y)
regional
50% (5 y) 58% (5 y) RT and CRT, TL
Klozar 47 2012 208 L/H 34% RT and CRT
Sewnaik 48 2012 24 L/H 92%
Patel 9 2013 359 L/H 27% RT and CRT, primLE
Li 12 2013 100 L 70% (5 y) 55-70% (5 y) RT and CRT, survival
Basheeth 49 2013 45 L/H 44% Major complications, N0
Suzuki 50 2013 24 H 33% 50% (2 y)
Sayles* 10 2014 33 st L/H 34%
Timmermans 31 2014 98 L/H 26% RT and CRT, primLE
Omura 51 2014 42 H 40% (3 y) RT and CRT, ICT
Powell 52 2014 45 L/H 22%
Suslu 11 2015 151 L/H 13% RT and CRT, ICT
Sassler 30 1995 18 HN 61% major 50% Sequential CRT
Newman 53 1997 17 HN 35% 20%
Lavertu 34 1998 26 HN 46% 4%
Goodwin 37 2000 109 HN 20% 6% Med 21.5 months PT: surgery, RT, CRT (17%)
Goodwin* 37 2000 1633 HN 39% 39% (5 y) PT: surgery, RT, CRT
Agra 54 2003 124 HN 78% (CRT) PT: surgery, RT, CRT
Gleich 55 2004 48 HN 20% (5 y) 15% (5 y) Local recurrence
Taussky 56 2005 17 HN
N
76% 24% 46% (3 y)
13% (5 y)
RT and CRT
Morgan 57 2007 38 HN 11% 5% Local compl 23%
Encinas 58 2007 26 HN 31% Article not available
Richey 39 2007 38 HN 24% 42% (2 y) 27-60%
(1,2 y)
Tan 16 2010 38 HN 63% 43% (2 y)
37% (5 y)
Inohara 36 2010 30 HN 30% 7% 74-87% (3 y)
Esteller 18 2011 32 HN 28% 19% 34% (5 y)
Simon 59 2011 21 HN 33% 10%
Leon 60 2015 24 HN 63%
13%
26%(5 y)
70%(5 y)
CRT
Bioradiotherapy
Present study 22 HN 73% 23% 58% (5 y) 27% (5 y) 36% (5 y)
Davidson 27 1999 34 N 38% 12% 37% CRT
Stenson 61 2000 69 N 25% 10%
Newkirk 62 2001 33 N 13 CRT,20 RT.
Grabenbauer 63 2003 56 N 25% 4% 44%(5 y) 55% Planned ND
Kutler 64 2004 N ~30% Only abstract
Brizel 65 2004 52 N 8% major 75% (4 y) 77%(4 y) Planned ND in N2-3. survival cCR
Frank 66 2005 39 N 5% surgical
vd Putten 67 2007 61 N 79% (5 y) 36% (5 y)
Nouraei 68 2008 41 N 95% (5 y) 64% (5 y) Survival hemineck
Vedrine 69 2008 28 N 14% severe
Christopoulos 70 2008 32 N 13%
Lango 71 2009 65 N 18% 5% 55%CRT
Relic 45 2009 12 N 8%
Hillel 72 2009 41 N 17%
Bremke 73 2009 25 N 24%
Goguen 28 2010 105 N 37%
Robbins 74 2012 30 N 60% (5 y) SSND, CRT
Yirbesoglu 75 2013 44 N 71-73% (3 y) 55-64% (3 y)
*

Systematic review;

y: year; Com: complications, fistul: fistula, LR: locoregional control rate, OS: overall survival, DSS: disease specific survival, L: larynx, H: hypopharynx, HN: head and neck, N: neck, y: year, DFS: disease free survival, CRT: chemoradiotherapy, RT: radiotherapy, CT: chemotherapy, ND: neck dissection, PT: previous treatment, PL: partial laryngectomy, TL: total laryngectomy, primLE: primary laryngectomy, SSND: super selective neck dissection, st: studies, ICT: induction chemotherapy.