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ARRO ContourAccelerated Partial Breast Irradiation

using HDR brachytherapy or EBRT

Michael Zhang (MSIV), Matthew Spraker, MD, PhD (PGY3)

Faculty Mentor: Janice Kim, MD

University of Washington / Seattle Cancer Care Alliance

Seattle, WA

November 16, 2015

CT Simulation and Prescription for Brachytherapy

• CT simulation

– Use at least 1.5mm slices to visualize catheters for dosimetry planning*.

– Scan from chin to bottom of diaphragms, including the entire ipsilateral breast and lung.

– Breath hold CT scan can be performed

• Dose is delivered as 3.4Gy BID x 5 days (34Gy total)

• 34 Gy prescribed to approximate 1cm radial distance from the device surface.

November 16, 2015

*We use 1.25mm slices at our institution

Simulation and Planning for Brachytherapy

• Targets and OARs

– CTV volume – device balloon/seroma cavity and clips if present.

– PTV eval – CTV volume plus 1cm radial expansion

– External Skin Surface contour– 3mm thickness for extent of balloon

– Trapped Air bubbles

– Whole breast

– Lungs, Ribs and Heart for left-sided lesions.

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Targets and OARs for Brachytherapy

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PTV Eval

Air bubble

CTV

Catheters

Rib

Skin surface

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Targets and OARs for Brachytherapy

Simulation and Planning for EBRT

• CT scan from base of skull to bottom of diaphragms to ensure inclusion of entire lung, heart and breast

• Slice thickness of <5mm should be employed

• Field within field planning technique can be used to improve dosimetry, but IMRT planning was excluded from NSABP B39/RTOG 0413 protocol.

• Dose calculations with tissue inhomogeneity correction were required in the NSABP B39/RTOG 0413 protocol.

• Note treatment delivered in 3.85Gy BID x10 for total dose of 38.5Gy.

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Simulation and Planning for EBRT

• Targets and OARs

– CTV – uniformly expand resection cavity 15mm

– PTV – uniformly expand CTV 10mm

– PTV_eval – excludes PTV within 5mm of skin or chest wall

– Skin

– Ipsilateral and contralateral breast

– Thyroid

– Ipsilateral and contralateral lungs

– Heart

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Targets and OARs for EBRT

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CTV

PTV_eval

Skin

Left lung

Right lung

Heart

Targets and OARs for EBRT

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CTV

PTV_eval

Skin

Left lung

Right lung

Heart

Targets and OARs for EBRT

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CTV

PTV_eval

Skin

Left lung

Right lung

Heart

Isodose lines for EBRT

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Isodose lines for EBRT

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Isodose lines for EBRT

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APBI dose constraints (NSABP B39/RTOG 0413 )

Target or OAR Constraint

Target coverage PTV_Eval V90≥90%

Whole breast V150<50cc, V200<10cc, V50<60% whole breast

Volume (air+seroma)/PTV_Eval <10%

Skin Max dose<145%

Device to skin bridge distance ≥5mm (ideally ≥7mm)

Balloon/device symmetry Device ≤2mm from expected dimensions

Vol. trapped air limitation ([Vol trapped air/Vol PTV_EVAL] x 100%) ≤ %PTV_EVAL coverage – 90%

November 16, 2015

Single-entry intracavitary device

Vx = Volume receiving x% of prescription dose

APBI dose constraints (NSABP B39/RTOG 0413 )

Target or OAR Constraint

Target coverage PTV_Eval V90≥90%

Dose homogeneity V150≤V100/4

Whole breast V150<70ccV200<20ccV50<60% whole breast

Volume (air+seroma)/PTV_Eval <10%

Skin Max dose<100% prescription

Device to skin bridge distance ≥5mm (ideally ≥7mm)

Ribs Max dose<145% prescription

November 16, 2015

Multiple Independent Catheter Insertion

Vx = Volume receiving x% of prescription dose

APBI dose constraints (NSABP B39/RTOG 0413 )

Target or OAR Constraint

Target coverage PTV_Eval V90≥90%

Dose homogeneity Max dose ≤120% prescription dose

Ipsilateral breast V100<35% whole breastV50<60% whole breast

Contralateral breast Max dose at any point <3% prescribed dose

Ipsilateral lung V30<15% lung

Contralateral lung V5<15% lung

Heart V5<5% (R-sided lesions)V5<40% (L-sided lesions)

Thyroid Max dose at any point <3% prescribed dose

November 16, 2015

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