Gerszten et al., [23] |
Definitive, extended field IMRT, retrospective |
45 Gy and 55 Gy to involved nodes |
25 Gy/5 Gy |
22 |
IB-IIIB |
9 (receiving nodal boost) 2 positive on surgical staging |
11 |
No data |
No data |
No data |
No data |
No data |
0 |
Not evaluated |
rectal maximum dose: 54 Gy with no more than 40 % of the rectal volume receiving 40 Gy; bladder maximum dose 54 Gy with no more than 50 % at 40 Gy; small bowel maximum 50 Gy with no more than 35 % of small bowel receiving 35 Gy. |
Kidd et al., [6] |
Definitive 18 FDG PET based IMRT, retrospective comparison with non-IMRT radiochemotherapy |
50 Gy to whole pelvis and additional 20 Gy to central region (cervix) |
6 weekly fraction of 6.5 Gy HDR |
135 |
IBI-IVA |
41 (30.4 %) |
68 (50.4 %) |
22 (range, 5–47 months) |
39 |
11 (8.1 %) |
91 (67.4 %) pts |
No data |
No data |
8 (6 %) |
<40 % of bowel to receive 30 Gy, <40 % of rectum to receive 40 Gy, <40 % of pelvic bones to receive 40 Gy, and <40 % of femoral heads to receive 30 Gy. |
Hasselle et al., [25] |
Definitive IMRT in 81 patients. Retrospective multicentric study. |
median 45 Gy (range: 39.6 - 50.4 Gy)/1.8 Gy |
LDR 35 to 40 Gy; 5 HDR fractions to 27.5 to 30 Gy |
111 (22 postop, 8 with consecutive surgery) |
I–IVA |
No data |
No data |
26.6 (range, 5.4–99.0 months) |
No data |
The 3-year pelvic failure rate - 29.2 % |
69 % (95 % CI, 59–81 %) |
78 % (95 % confidence interval [CI], 68–88 %) |
2 % (95 % CI, 0–7 %) |
7 % (95 % CI, 2–13 %) |
rectum: maximum dose < 50 Gy; bowel V45 < 250 mL, pelvic BM V20 < 75 %, V10 < 90 %; bladder: as low as reasonably achievable |
Chen et al., [26] |
Definitive, IMRT, retrospective |
45–54 Gy, (54–60 nodes simultan boost) |
HDR 20 – 33.5 Gy/4–6 Gy/Fraction 2 x Week |
109 |
IB2 - IVA |
14 |
82 |
32.5 for survival pts (5–75) |
5 (4.6 %) locoregional only; 14(12.8 %) distant only; 29 (26.6 %) in total; |
21.9 % at 3 year |
67.6 % at 3 year |
78.2 % at 3 year |
3 pts (GI Only) |
5 (4.6 %) GI 7 (6.4 %) GU |
rectum: V30 < 50 %; small bowel: V30 < 15 %; |
Du XL et al., [29] |
Definitive RT-CH. Comparison of reduced field IMRT with conventional EBRT. |
30 Gy to whole pelvis with additional boost of 30 Gy to lymphatic drainage region as well as paracervix and parametrium. |
HDR 10–30 Gy/5–6 Gy SD |
60 |
IIB–IIIB |
No data |
No data |
7 months (range, 6 - 68 months) |
64.90 % |
No data |
64.9 % PFS at 5 y |
82.5 % at 3 y; 71.2 % at 5 y |
7 |
0 |
No data |
Gandhi et al. [8] |
Definitive radio chemotherapy. Nonblind, prospective, randomized, phase II trial. Comparison with whole pelvis conventional radiotherapy |
50.4 Gy/1.8 Gy |
21 Gy/7 Gy SD |
22 |
IIB-IIIB |
No data |
No data |
21.6 months (range, 7.7-34.4 months). |
5 (22.7 %) |
2 (9.1 %) |
60 % at 27 months |
85.7 % at 27 months |
2 |
0 |
small bowel: volume receiving 40 Gy (V40) <32 %, maximum dose <50 Gy; rectum: V40 < 40 %, maximum dose <50 Gy; bladder: V40 < 40 %, maximal dose < 50 Gy |
Jensen LG et al., [31] |
Definitive, extended-field intensity-modulated radiotherapy |
45 to 50.4, median boost dose to parametrian: 9 Gy or pelvic LN 10 Gy in 16 pts, PA boost of median 10.4 Gy in 6 pts |
LDR 35 to 40 Gy 1 or 2 x; HDR 19.8 to 30 3 to 5 x |
21 |
IB1 - IIIB |
14 patients had paraaortic LN and 20 pelvic LN |
0 |
22 (range, 12 to 56 months) for survived patients |
11 |
No data |
42.9 % (95 % CI, 26.2 % Y70.2 %). At 11 months |
59.7 % (95 % confidence interval [CI], 41.2 % Y86.4 %) at 11 months |
4(19 %) |
2 (9.5 %) |
rectum: maximum dose < 50 Gy; bowel: V45 < 250 cm3; bladder: as low as reasonably achievable. |
Cihoric et al. [11] |
Definitive dose escalated IMRT, retrospective |
50.4 to whole pelvis, 5.4 to 9 Gy boost to central disease, 62 Gy to lymph nodes |
HDR TD 15–18 Gy with 4–6.5 Gy SD |
39 |
IB2 to IVA |
24 (61.5 %) |
15 |
36 (3–71 months) |
14 (35.9 %) |
9 (23.1 %) patient with pelvic failure; LRFS was 55.2 ± 4.4 months |
25 (64.1 %). The mean DFS: 47.2 ± 4.9 months |
Mean OS time for the entire cohort: 61.1 ± 3.5 months |
2 (5.2 %) |
2 (5.2 %) |
60 % of rectum < 50 Gy, 35 % of bowel < 35Gy, 50 % of bladder < 50 Gy and 10 % of the femoral heads < 50 Gy. |