TABLE 1.
Author | Disease site | Timing of oligometastasis | Oligometastatic definition | Sample size | Therapy | Primary endpoint |
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Iyengar et al. (1) | NSCLC | Synchronous | ≤6 metastases (including primary) | 29 | SABR to all sites of disease followed by maintenance chemotherapy vs. maintenance chemotherapy | Median PFS, 9.7 vs. 3.5 mo favoring SABR |
Gomez et al. (2) | NSCLC | Synchronous | ≤3 metastases (not including primary) | 49 | LCT (surgery or RT) to all sites of disease followed by maintenance chemotherapy vs. maintenance chemotherapy | Median PFS, 14.2 vs. 4.4 mo favoring LCT |
Phillips et al. (3) | CSPC | Metachronous | ≤3 metastases | 54 | SABR to all sites of disease vs. observation | 6-mo disease progression, 19% vs. 61% favoring SABR |
Ost et al. (4) | CSPC | Metachronous | ≤3 metastases | 62 | MDT (surgery or RT) to all sites of disease vs. observation | Median ADT-free survival, 21 vs. 13 mo favoring MDT |
Palma et al. (5) | Varied histology | Metachronous | ≤5 metastases | 99 | Standard of care + SABR vs. standard of care alone | 5-y OS, 42.3% vs. 17.35 favoring SABR |
EORTC 40004 (15) | Colorectal | Metachronous | <10 metastases | 119 | Standard of care + LCT vs. standard of care alone | Median OS, 45.6 mo vs. 40.5 mo favoring LCT |
NSCLC = non–small cell lung cancer; PFS = progression-free survival; LCT = local consolidative therapy; RT = radiation therapy; CSPC = castration-sensitive prostate cancer; ADT = androgen deprivation therapy; OS = overall survival.