Journal of Translational Medicine,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
17(1)
Опубликована: Апрель 11, 2019
Stereotactic
ablative
radiotherapy
(SABR)
shows
a
remarkable
local
control
of
non-small
cell
lung
cancer
(NSCLC)
metastases,
partially
as
result
host
immune
status.
However,
the
predictors
cells
for
tumor
response
after
SABR
are
unknown.
To
that
effect,
we
investigated
ability
pre-SABR
in
peripheral
blood
to
predict
early
patients
with
metastases
from
NSCLC.
This
study
included
70
NSCLC
who
were
undergoing
SABR.
We
evaluated
1
month
and
6
months
these
following
RECIST
1.1
guidelines.
Pre-SABR
CD8+
T
count,
CD8+CD28+
T-cell
CD8+CD28−
CD4+
Treg-cell
count
measured
using
flow
cytometry.
Increased
counts
(14.43
±
0.65
vs.
10.21
0.66;
P
=
0.001)
CD4/Treg
ratio
(16.96
1.76
11.91
0.74;
0.011)
noted
1-month
responsive
patients,
compared
non-responsive
patients.
In
univariate
logistic
analyses,
high
(OR
0.12,
95%
CI
0.03–0.48;
0.003),
0.24,
0.06–0.90;
0.035),
BED10
0.91,
0.84–0.99;
0.032)
predicted
According
multivariate
0.19,
0.04–0.90;
0.037)
independently.
Furthermore,
confirmed
independent
predictive
value
predicting
41
treatment
0.08,
0.01–0.85;
0.039).
A
could
Larger,
independently
prospective
analyses
warranted
verify
our
findings.
Clinical Medicine,
Год журнала:
2018,
Номер
18(2), С. s41 - s46
Опубликована: Апрель 1, 2018
ABSTRACT
Historically,
the
prognosis
for
individuals
diagnosed
with
lung
cancer
has
been
bleak.
However,
past
10
years
have
seen
important
advances
in
treatment
and
diagnosis
which
translated
into
first
improvements
survival.
This
review
highlights
major
treatments
curative
intent,
systemic
targeted
therapies,
palliative
care
early
cancer.
We
discuss
pivotal
research
that
underpins
these
new
technologies/strategies
their
current
position
clinical
practice.
JNCI Journal of the National Cancer Institute,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
113(12), С. 1648 - 1669
Опубликована: Июнь 28, 2021
The
American
Cancer
Society,
Centers
for
Disease
Control
and
Prevention,
National
Institute,
North
Association
of
Central
Registries
collaborate
to
provide
annual
updates
on
cancer
incidence
mortality
trends
by
type,
sex,
age
group,
racial/ethnic
group
in
the
United
States.
In
this
report,
we
also
examine
stage-specific
survival
melanoma
skin
(melanoma).Incidence
data
all
cancers
from
2001
through
2017
cases
diagnosed
during
2001-2014
followed-up
2016
were
obtained
Prevention-
Institute-funded
population-based
registry
programs
compiled
Registries.
Data
deaths
2018
Center
Health
Statistics'
Vital
Statistics
System.
Trends
age-standardized
death
rates
2-year
relative
estimated
joinpoint
analysis,
expressed
as
average
percent
change
(AAPC)
most
recent
5
years
(2013-2017
2014-2018
mortality).Overall
(per
100
000
population)
ages
2013-2017
487.4
among
males
422.4
females.
During
period,
remained
stable
but
slightly
increased
females
(AAPC
=
0.2%,
95%
confidence
interval
[CI]
0.1%
0.2%).
Overall
185.5
133.5
overall
decreased
both
-2.2%,
CI
-2.5%
-1.9%)
-1.7%,
-2.1%
-1.4%);
11
19
common
14
20
females,
each
sex.
2014-2018,
declines
accelerated
lung
melanoma,
slowed
down
colorectal
female
breast
cancers,
leveled
off
prostate
cancer.
Among
children
younger
than
15
adolescents
young
adults
aged
15-39
years,
continued
decrease
contrast
increasing
rates.
Two-year
distant-stage
was
those
2001-2009
3.1%
(95%
2.8%
3.5%)
per
year
2009-2014,
with
comparable
females.Cancer
States
continue
decline
many
types,
melanoma.
For
several
other
major
however,
increase
or
previous
have
ceased.
Moreover,
children,
adults.
These
findings
inform
efforts
related
prevention,
early
detection,
treatment
broad
equitable
implementation
effective
interventions,
especially
under
resourced
populations.
Journal of Clinical Oncology,
Год журнала:
2017,
Номер
36(7), С. 710 - 719
Опубликована: Ноя. 6, 2017
Purpose
The
American
Society
for
Radiation
Oncology
(ASTRO)
produced
an
evidence-based
guideline
on
treatment
with
stereotactic
body
radiotherapy
(SBRT)
patients
early-stage
non-small-cell
lung
cancer.
ASCO
has
a
policy
and
set
of
procedures
endorsing
and/or
adapting
clinical
practice
guidelines
that
have
been
developed
by
other
professional
organizations.
Methods
ASTRO
Evidence-Based
Guideline
Stereotactic
Body
Radiotherapy
Early-Stage
Non-Small-Cell
Lung
Cancer
was
reviewed
developmental
rigor
methodologists.
An
Expert
Panel
updated
the
literature
search
content
recommendations.
Results
determined
recommendations
from
guideline,
published
in
2017,
are
clear,
thorough,
based
most
relevant
scientific
evidence.
statements
minor
modifications
were
added
to
enhance
applicability
broader
audience.
Recommendations
For
standard
operative
risk
stage
I
NSCLC,
SBRT
is
not
recommended
outside
trial.
Lobectomy
systematic
lymph
node
evaluation
remains
treatment,
although
sublobar
resection
may
be
considered
select
scenarios.
provided
regarding
use
high
inoperative
patients,
including
challenging
scenarios
where
tumors
are:
centrally
located,
>
5
cm
diameter,
lacking
tissue
diagnosis,
synchronous
primary
or
multifocal,
second
after
pneumonectomy,
proximal
involved
mediastinal
structures,
abutting
chest
wall,
recurring
previous
treatment.
Qualifying
included
provide
further
guidance
implementation,
importance
discussion
options
among
members
multidisciplinary
cancer
care
team
emphasized.
Additional
information
available
at:
www.asco.org/thoracic-cancer-guidelines
www.asco.org/guidelineswiki
.
British Journal of Radiology,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
92(1104)
Опубликована: Сен. 5, 2019
Lung
cancer
is
the
most
commonly
diagnosed
and
biggest
cause
of
mortality
worldwide
with
non-small
cell
lung
(NSCLC)
accounting
for
cases.
Radiotherapy
(RT)
plays
a
key
role
in
its
management
used
at
least
once
over
half
patients
both
curative
palliative
treatments.
This
narrative
review
will
demonstrate
how
evolution
RT
NSCLC
has
been
underpinned
by
improvements
technology.
These
have
facilitated
geometric
individualization,
increasingly
accurate
treatment
now
offer
ability
to
deliver
truly
individualized
RT.
In
this
review,
we
summarize
discuss
recent
developments
field
advanced
early
stage,
locally
metastatic
NSCLC.
We
highlight
limitations
current
approaches
future
potential
strategies
Respirology,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
25(S2), С. 49 - 60
Опубликована: Июль 30, 2020
Surgical
resection
remains
the
only
effective
means
of
cure
in
vast
majority
patients
with
early-stage
lung
cancer.
It
can
be
performed
via
a
traditional
open
approach
(particularly
thoracotomy)
or
minimally
invasive
approach.
VATS
is
'keyhole'
surgery
chest,
and
was
first
used
for
cancer
early
1990s.
Since
then,
large
volume
evolving
clinical
evidence
has
confirmed
that
offered
proven
safety
feasibility,
better
patient-reported
post-operative
outcomes,
less
surgical
trauma
as
quantified
by
objective
outcome
measures
equivalent
survival
than
surgery.
This
firmly
established
choice
today.
Although
impressive
new
non-surgical
therapies
have
emerged
recent
years,
also
being
constantly
rejuvenated
development
'next
generation'
techniques,
refinement
sublobar
selected
patients,
utilization
bespoke
recovery
programmes
synthesis
into
multi-modality
therapy.
There
little
doubt
will
remain
gold
standard
foreseeable
future.
Journal of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery,
Год журнала:
2018,
Номер
157(1), С. 362 - 373.e8
Опубликована: Сен. 16, 2018
Stereotactic
body
radiation
therapy
is
the
preferred
treatment
modality
for
patients
with
inoperable
early-stage
non-small
cell
lung
cancer.
However,
comparative
outcomes
between
stereotactic
and
surgery
high-risk
remain
controversial.
The
primary
aim
of
present
meta-analysis
was
to
assess
overall
survival
in
matched
unmatched
patient
cohorts
undergoing
or
surgery.
Secondary
end
points
included
cancer-specific
survival,
disease-free
disease
recurrence,
perioperative
outcomes.
Cancer Medicine,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
8(3), С. 1095 - 1102
Опубликована: Фев. 4, 2019
Abstract
Background
Advances
in
early
diagnosis
and
curative
treatment
have
reduced
high
mortality
rates
associated
with
non‐small
cell
lung
cancer.
However,
racial
disparity
survival
persists
partly
because
Black
patients
receive
less
than
White
patients.
Methods
We
performed
a
5‐year
pragmatic,
trial
at
five
cancer
centers
using
system‐based
intervention.
Patients
diagnosed
stage
cancer,
aged
18‐85
were
eligible.
Intervention
components
included:
(1)
real‐time
warning
system
derived
from
electronic
health
records,
(2)
race‐specific
feedback
to
clinical
teams
on
completion
rates,
(3)
nurse
navigator.
Consented
compared
retrospective
concurrent
controls.
The
primary
outcome
was
receipt
of
treatment.
Results
There
2841
(16%
Black)
the
group
360
(32%
intervention
group.
For
baseline,
crude
78%
for
vs
69%
(
P
<
0.001);
difference
by
race
confirmed
model
adjusted
age,
site,
stage,
gender,
comorbid
illness,
income‐odds
ratio
OR
)
0.66
(95%
CI
0.51‐0.85,
=
0.001).
Within
cohort,
rate
96.5%
95%
0.56).
Odds
analysis
2.1
0.41‐10.4,
0.39)
Between
analyses
parity
Conclusion
A
tested
gaps
improved
care
all.