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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Feb 25.
Published in final edited form as: Cancer. 2020 Feb 25;126(9):1905–1916. doi: 10.1002/cncr.32776

Table 5:

Published studies of sinonasal malignancy and radiation therapy

Investigator Patients Surgery Pathology Proton Therapy Technique Follow-up (mos) LC % (years) OS % (years)
National Cancer Center Japan, 2011 [35] Treatment naïve, unresectable
N=39
none 28% SCC No IMPT 45.4 77% (1y) 59% (3y)
National Cancer Center Japan, 2012 [37] Treatment naïve, T4b only
N=13
none 23% SCC No IMPT 56.5 77% (5y) 76% (5y)
National Cancer Center Japan, 2015 [42] Treatment-naïve, 70% T3–T4
N=90
14% 24%SCC No IMPT 57.5 77% (5y) 75% (3y)
National Cancer Center Japan, 2017 [31] Treatment naïve
N=42
none Olfactory neuro-blastoma No IMPT 69 39–80% (5y) 76–100% (5y)
Massaachusetts Eye and Ear, 2008 [29] Treatment naïve, Locally advanced
N=102
69% 32% SCC No IMPT 43 49% (5y) in biopsy only patients 87% (5y) in biopsy only patients
Massachusetts General, 2009 [43] Treatment naïve, locally advanced
N=20
35% 50% SCC No IMPT 27 86% (2y) 53% (2y)
Massachusetts General, 2016 [32] Treatment naïve, T3–T4 only
N=54
69% 100% SCC No IMPT 82 80% (2y) 67% (2y)
University of Florida, 2016 [33] Treatment naïve, 8% recurrent
N=84
87% 26% SCC No IMPT 28.8 83% (3y) 68% (3y)
Massachusetts General, 2006 [36] 92% advanced, 8% recurrent
N=36
78% 28% SCC No IMPT 52.4 89% (5y) 81% (5y)
University of Tsukubu, 2012 [40] Recurrent or T4
N=17
none 64% SCC No IMPT 23 35% (2y) 47% (2y)
CURRENT STUDY, 2019 79% treatment naïve, 21% reirradiation
N=86
50% 41%SCC RT-naïve 24.0 83% (2y) 81% (2y)
Re-RT 23.4 77% (2y) 66% (2y)