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Proton and Carbon Ion Radiotherapy Decreased Severe Lymphopenia by Reducing Thoracic Vertebra and Aortic Dose in Non-small Cell Lung Cancer versus Intensity Modulated Radiotherapy.

16/01/2023
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Published in the Red Journal, this study reported lymphopenia differences between IMRT and proton/carbon ion (PCIRT) for NSCLC. With data of 343 patients, this...

Outcomes of Patients Treated in the UK Proton Overseas Programme: Non-central Nervous System Group.

01/03/2024
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This report presented the results of patients with non-CNS malignancies treated in the UK proton overseas program. Four hundred and ninety-five patients were...

Evidence for external beam radiotherapy in mediastinal Hodgkin and non-Hodgkin lymphoma - systematic review.

06/05/2024
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Survival
Proton Reirradiation

This review included 11 studies representing a total of 529 patients. The findings include 1) the OS for 2 years varied from 91% - 98% for 5 of the included...

A bibliometric analysis of cardiotoxicity in cancer radiotherapy.

06/05/2024
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Quality of life
Survival

Radiation induced heart disease (RIHD) significantly impacts the long-term survival and quality of life of cancer survivors as one of the most devastating...

Risk of Pneumonitis and Outcomes After Mediastinal Proton Therapy for Relapsed/Refractory lymphoma: A PTCOG and PCG Collaboration.

16/01/2021
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Toxicity

Symptomatic pneumonitis, a subacute toxicity, has an incidence of 17% to 24% (≥grade 2) even with IMRT. A total of 85 patients with r/r lymphoma (66% HL, 34%...

Selection of Mediastinal Lymphoma Patients for Proton Therapy Within the Proton Collaborative Group Registry: Concordance With the ILROG Guidelines.

16/06/2021
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This study reviewed 56 mediastinal lymphoma patients treated with proton therapy and reported that nearly all treated patients fit the International Lymphoma...