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. 2022 Sep 26;40(10):1006–1008. doi: 10.1007/s11604-022-01342-6

Correction to: Stereotactic body radiation therapy for metastatic lung metastases

Tomoki Kimura 1,, Toshiki Fujiwara 1, Tsubasa Kameoka 1, Yoshinori Adachi 1,2, Shinji Kariya 1
PMCID: PMC9529699  PMID: 36156767

Correction to: Japanese Journal of Radiology 10.1007/s11604-022-01323-9

In the original publication, Tables 1 and 2 were published incorrectly.

The correct version of Tables 1 and 2 is given in this Correction.

Table 1.

SBRT for pulmonary oligometastatic disease (OMD)

Author/year Study design Patients Lesions Primary cancer (% CRC*) Dose/fraction (Gy/fr) Prescription Local control Overall survival Toxicity grade ≧ 3
Norihisa, 2005, Japan [10] Retrospective 34 43 26.5% 42–60 Gy/3 fr Isocenter 90% (2y) 84.3% (2y) 3%

Rusthoven, 2009, USA [11]

(USA, IN)

Phase I/II 38 63 23.7% 48- 60 Gy/3 fr 80–90% isodose 96% (2y) 39% (2y) 7.9%
Takeda, 2011, Japan [12] Retrospective 34 44 CRC: 15 pts 50 Gy/5 fr 80% isodose CRC 72% (2y) N.A 3%
Non-CRC: 19 pts Non-CRC 94% (2y) N.A
Widder, 2013, Nertherlands [13] Retrospective 42 N.A.** 73.8% 60 Gy/3 fr N.A 94% (2y) 62% (3y) 2.4%
Comito, 2014, Italy [14] Retrospective 41 60 100% 48–75 Gy/3-4fr PTV D95%# 70% (3y) 58% (3y) 0%
Jung, 2015, Korea [15] Retrospective 50 79 100% 48 Gy/4 fr (median) 85–90% isodose 70.6% (3y) 64% (3y) 0%
Rieber, 2016, Germany [16] Retrospective 700 N.A 21.9% 3–33 Gy × 1–13 fr 88.7% isodose (median) 81.2% (2y) 54.4% (2y) 6.5%#
Agolli, 2016, Germany [17] Retrospective 44 69 100% 23–45 Gy/1–3 fr 95% isodose 60.2% (2y) 50.8% (3y) 0%
Jingu, 2017, Japan [18] Retrospective 93 104 100% 40–65 Gy/3–15 fr Isocenter (83%) 65% (3y) 56% (3y) 2%
Helou, 2017, UK [19] Prospective cohort 120 184 CRC: 101 pts 56–60 Gy/4 fr PTV D95% 76.4% (2y) N.A 1.7%
Non-CRC: 83 pts 48–52 Gy/ 4 or 5 fr PTV D95% 91.7% (2y) N.A
Osti, 2018, Italy [20] Retrospective 129 166 31.7% 30 Gy/1 fr 95% isodose 80.1% (3y) 34% (3y) 7.4%
Sharma, 2018, Netherland [21] Retrospective 206 327 57.3% 30–60 Gy/1–8 fr BED 70–90% isodose 85% (2y) 36% (2y) 2%
Berkovic, 2020, Belgium [22] Retrospective 104 132 33.7% 20–60 Gy/3 or 5 fr 80% isodose 77.8% (3y) 72% (3y) 2%
Yamamoto, 2020, Japan [23] Retrospective 1378 1547 25.3% 48 Gy/4 fr (median) Isocenter (71.3%) 81.3% (3y) 60.3% (3y) 2.5%
Siva, 2021, Australia [24]

Randomized

Phase II

45 69 46.7% 28 Gy/1 fr PTV D99%# 64% (3y) 81% (3y) 5%
45 69 46.7% 48 Gy/4 fr PTV D99% 80% (3y) 67% (3y) 3%

*CRC: Colorectal cancer, **N.A.: not available, #Grade ≧ 2, # PTV D95%/99%: the dose covering 95%/99% of the planning target volume (PTV)

Table 2.

SBRT for centrally located pulmonary oligometastatic disease (OMD)

Author/year Study design Patients Lesions Lesions of OMD (%) Dose/fraction (Gy/fr) Prescription Local control Overall survival Toxicity grade ≧ 3
(Grade 5)
Milano, 2009, USA [45] Retrospective 53 63 34 (54%) 30–60 Gy/ 4–18 fr 80% isodose 73% (2y) 44% (2y) N.A. (19%)

Rowe, 2012, USA [46]

(USA, IN)

Retrospective 47 51 21 (41%) 50 Gy/4 fr 70–90% isodose 94% (2y) N.A.* 13% (2%)
Davis, 2015, USA [47] Retrospective 64 66 66 (100%) 37.5 Gy/3 fr (median) N.A 69.8% (2y) 49.6% (2y) 0%
Lischalk, 2016, USA [48] Retrospective 20 20 20 (100%) 35 or 40 Gy/5 fr PTV D95%** 57.4% (2y) 40% (2y) 10% (0%)
Figlia, 2018, Italy [49] Retrospective 39 39 13 (33%) 40–70 Gy/8–10 fr PTV D95% 92.9% (2y) 83.9% (2y) 0%
Chang, 2018, Australia [50] Retrospective 107 107 107 (100%) 30–50 Gy/1–3 fr 83% isodose 96.6%/95.7% (2y)# 55.1% (2y) 5.6% (2.8%)
Sharma, 2018, Netherland [21] Retrospective N.A 83 83 (100%) 45–60 Gy/5 fr 70–90% isodose 82% (3y) N.A 2% (0%)
Lindberg, 2021, Sweden [51] Phase II 65 68 14 (22%) 56 Gy/8 fr 67% isodose 83% (3y) 50% (3y) 34% (15%)

*N.A.: not available, ** PTV D95%: the dose covering 95% of the planning target volume (PTV), # 96.6% in central tumors and 95.7% in ultracentral tumors

The original publication has been corrected.

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